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Carol Varsalona's Blog – March 2014 Archive (5)
REFLECT WITH ME - Bringing Together a Community of Writers To Celebrate Life and Learning
Today, I opened a new site, …
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Reflecting on Teachers College Reading & Writing Project's Saturday Reunion
There is a distinct energy and feel to New York City when spring begins to peek its head out from a long winter. Streets come alive; people move freely, unencumbered by the weightiness of winter; smiles abound. March 22, 2014, was one of those magical days in the city. Not only did spring tip its hat to greet the day but eager anticipation filled the streets around 120th Street and Broadway. It was a day to…
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There's Power in the Collective Voice: NYEDChat, The Voice of NYS Educators
It was less than a little over one year ago, that I began to explore Twitter as a professional development tool. For a decade before joining this conversational platform I explored the strength of connected voices through collegial circle and listserv conversations. Little did I realize how social media could strengthen…
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Building A Community of Writers
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The Teacher As An Awakener
An interesting quote by Robert Frost passed through the Twitter and Pinterest networks recently that started me thinking about the role of the educator in this time of challenge and change. …
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