These poems were written by students at the Bronx Charter School for Better Learning, where I work as Professional Development Specialist. Almost all were written in the classroom in journals and […]
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Alice Lazzarini, Ph.D., has been in the news a lot recently (click! click!) and I briefly blogged about her before (click!). She is a research scientist who helped prove that
Both Sides Now…and Again! Read More »
Today was/is a major day in the online PD world, as three lists hit the Interwebs, and they’re all good. Let me list them and make it four! 1. The Best
Are You List-ening? Read More »
According to this BBC article, a third of all British who have Parkinson’s disease live in fear of revealing themselves to the public, including to family members and close friends.
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As I’ve posted before, a colleague at work who is also a veteran challenged me to do 22 push-ups over 22 days, to raise awareness that every day, 22 U.S.
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If you have Parkinson’s disease or live with/care for someone who does, a new art project called “Forging Resilience” would like to hear from you — soon — the deadline
Forge Resilience with “Forging Resilience”! Read More »
It’s Day 8 of my #22kill #22pushups initiative, calling attention to the fact that every day in the United States, 22 military veterans commit suicide. Click here for my earlier
Neurology Now just published an exhaustive article on all sorts of sleep problems and all sorts of fixes for all sorts of people affected by all sorts of neurological issues.
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Andy Dousis, one of the many fabulous people at my charter school, challenged me to do 22 push-ups every day for 22 days. Why? To raise awareness that every day
