I fully support this 0pinion piece: A call for rejecting the newest reading wars
"... the podcast “Sold a Story” fans divisiveness, creating a false sense that there is a war going on between those who believe in phonics and those who do not."
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Regarding Twitter’s reduction in force, unfortunately there is no choice when the company is losing over $4M/day.
Everyone exited was offered 3 months of severance, which is 50% more than legally required.
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One form, now another; one configuration, now another. / Like fossils locked deep in the folds of my brain, / outliving a time by telling its story. Like stars.
Happy birthday Anne Stevenson
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Reading "Story Workshop" by @sharrismackay and she directed me to this absolutely stunning poem by Loris Malaguzzi who founded the Reggio Emilia Approach. So relevant and powerful. #EDchat#ReggioEmilia#storyworkshop
To truly listen to another person requires something of a crucifixion. I must undergo a painful process of leaving what is familiar territory (my perspective on the matter) and make space in my heart for a different narrative.—Rich Villodas, #renovarebookclub@richvillodas
Thinking about the fact that to explain subject X to person A you need to understand both subject X and also person A. I think there's often not enough focus on understanding the person.