Moving On…

This is just to say…I have moved on to a new blogging platform. You can continue reading my writings here: https://bibliobardblogger.blogspot.com/

Wrap Up: TeachWritetober2020

The focus was on progress, not perfection. I did not complete my goals perfectly, but I certainly made progress in all four. And, more importantly, I learned a lot about myself and others in my community over the past 31 days.

Second Chances: TeachWritetober2020

I really do think that using my blog as a place to reflect on my weekly writing habits and progress has helped me stay on top of these goals.

That’s One Way: TeachWritetober2020

On the days where I didn’t feel like notebooking, or writing fiction, or didn’t have students writing with me — I wrote notes.

Starting Off: TeachWritetober20 (W)Right

October 1st brings with it not only the Halloween season, but also the annual writing challenge: TeachWritetober.

One Little Email

Now, our I.T. guy has no doubt been busy throughout the course of COVID-19, especially as we have returned to school and are juggling multiple learning management systems, virtual and hybrid students, and God knows what other technological hullabaloo.

Fear of the Firsts

There are a number of firsts this year, despite it being my ninth year teaching.

One Little Kiss

Let me tell you, it is difficult to be “zen” when your dog decides to start licking your extended and open palm.

One Little Resolution for a Not So Little School Year

A Little Research During a recent writing challenge, I was asked to “Reflect on my OLW for 2020,” which left me with the obvious question: What the heck is a OLW? I did not realize this was even a whole “thing” until a quick google search revealed its origins with Ali Edwards and that the […]

In Response to Devos

Apparently what happens when you watch too much Hamilton and read the news the next day is you feel like venting via poetry. Here is my verse response to what is being said by our federal government. In Response to Devos by Erica Johnson I am a passionate professional Whose profession is often passed over. […]