🥳😍🤩 VERY EXCITING NEWS! 🥳😍🤩 #WritingRocks
Here is our 'Children As Writers' survey
'The idea that children can be taught exceptionally well and enjoy the craft of writing is at the heart of everything we do.'
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Today, I am directing every state to prioritize educators for vaccination. We want every educator, school staff member, and child-care worker to receive at least one shot by the end of this month.
It’s time to treat in-person learning like the essential service that it is.
We hope you can join us tomorrow evening for the March #WritingRocks chat + #TimetoWrite 🥳🎉
BIG Thanks to @jonnywalker_edu for these brilliant questions based on his Example of Practice: ‘Writes of Passage – Sharing Our Perceptions Of Writing’. 👇🏾🧡
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@Mrs_Icarus@PaulGarvey4 That seems to be the norm toward the end of the forces partner’s career or when the children are a bit older and it’s more difficult for them to move. It’s going to be a challenging move, but I’ve decided to be positive and view it as an opportunity come what may.
@MackayVix@Teacherglitter TY, I’ve followed you as I can’t see your DM button? I’m mainly looking for advice about how forces partners who are teachers manage to move with their spouse without being knocked back in their career or left out of work because they moved at awkward times (such as October!)
@crellin_natasha One thing I can say after speaking to other army spouses via DM and comments is that we are a flexible and perseverant lot! So many have made sacrifices and used sudden unexpected interruptions to their advantage. I guess it boils down to having a positive mindset.
@HappyHead74@Headspiration I definitely try to do that and I try to focus on the positives of this life as well. I’ve been able to live in lots of different places and had many fresh starts. I’ve become stronger and more flexible because of our journey. I always find leaving the hardest part though!