Caitlin Natiss

Interested in how free play affects and benefits children with autism

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

this article explains everything about autism "Autism." The Gale Encyclopedia of Science, edited by K. Lee Lerner and Brenda

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Quakers in the northern hemisphere are increasingly open-minded on the ultimate question: whether or not there is a God https://t.co/nOP5gK6x6e

[Olivia Wise @olivwise]

My mom told me "you do not know the significance of what you have until it is gone." What an thought-provoking piece of advice!

[Bianca Massello @BiancaMassello]

According to an @NWEA article, "By the summer after 7th grade, students lose on average 36% of their school year gains in reading and 50% of their school-year gains in math". This shows how summer learning loss only increases as children progress through middle school.

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

Signing off! #sensemchat

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

@CSHSeniorSem A5 I think it relates to all of the discrimination and violence in the world today. #sensemchat

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

So true! #sensemchat

[Bianca Massello @BiancaMassello]

A4: Greg Boyle says, "Compassion is no fleeting emotion rising to the surface like eros or anger. It's full throttled" (Boyle 63), which sheds light on his non-violent way of life. #sensemchat

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

A3 I find the fact that Dr. King was able to speak up during a time of discrimination most inspiring even though writing that letter could have gotten him in trouble #sensemchat

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

A2 Doctor king says it has to do with just and unjust , “How can you advocate breaking some laws and obeying others?” The answer lies in the fact that there are two types of laws: just and unjust. I would be the first to advocate obeying just laws. #sensemchat

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

#sensemchat

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

I agree!

[Olivia Wise @olivwise]

@CSHSeniorSem I would say that the advantage of nonviolence over violence would be that peace and unity would be restored. Physically, safety would be ensured as well.

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

A1 " as the federal courts have consistently affirmed, it is wrong to urge an individual to cease his efforts to gain his basic constitutional rights because the quest may precipitate violence. Society must protect the robbed and punish the robber" #sensemchat

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

I'm ready for the #sensemchat

[Caitlin Natiss @CaitlinNatiss]

This reminds me of the philosophers from the beginning of the year.

[Bianca Massello @BiancaMassello]

"Compassion is no fleeting emotion rising to the surface like eros or anger. It's full throttled" (Boyle 63). @FrGregBoyle

[Olivia Wise @olivwise]

In Tattoos on the Heart, Thich Nhat Hahn states that "'our true home is the present moment, the miracle is not to walk on water. The miracle is to walk on the green earth in the present moment'" (Boyle 159). @FrGregBoyle

[Margo Muccia @MucciaM19]

"Our choice is not to focus on the narrow, but to narrow our focus. The gate that leads to life is not about restriction at all." (Boyle 31)

[Olivia Wise @olivwise]

Empowering quote from Tattoos on the Heart: "'You have to be able to imagine lives that are not yours'" (Boyle 74).