I'll be deleting these kinds of comments as soon as they appear....
What a pain in the ... neck.
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A veteran emotional disabilities teacher contemplates the challenges and joys of teaching in a 30 kid, self-contained special ed program.
Mrs. Ris, a la The Simpsons
Confidentiality Protects Kids
As I explore the issues of teaching my emotionally disabled students, I purposefully change names, genders, ages, and other salient information. If you think you know who I am writing about, you're probably wrong. After 22 years of teaching, I have a wide variety of resources to inspire my reflections. My goal is to provoke discussion, but never at the expense of professional confidentiality.
From an unknown but appreciated source....
"Once we believe in ourselves, we can risk curiosity, wonder, spontaneous delight or any experience that reveals the human spirit."
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1 comment:
Yeah, I had that done on a blog I used to have--pain in the neck.
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