Footprints in the Wind/sm # 505
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The brazenness
of the poet
to put lines separate
demanding dignity,
honor, attention
merely because t
Dear Funda
I have also worked with kids in OS. I agree it works faboulusly. The only
problem I have experienced is that adults such as teachers may have a
problem with stayin away and not helping them. Ones a teacher brought papers
to all his/her pupils in the when it was time to raise issues. I al
Dear Listers,
I am asking just for curiosity. Has anyone ever tried OS with kids or with
under 14 years old students?
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Hi, Ms. Funda -
You asked:
< I am asking just for curiosity. Has anyone ever tried OS with kids or
with under 14 years old students?>
In my experience it is (as others have said) the adults who can
sometimes be the trickiest part - and a lot of pre-work with the
organizer and the adults 'in charg
Hi!
Funda Oral wrote:
>I am asking just for curiosity. Has anyone ever tried OS with kids or with
under 14 years old students?<
I have facilitated two OST meetings with kids in that age group.
One was for a town council who wanted feedback from the kids on what
their needs were, in ter
From: "Ashley Cooper"
To:
Subject: Re: Poetry Celebration and Contest
Date: Sunday, 5 September 2004 3:25 AM
hi alan,
thank you muchly (!) for this great story. i felt the need to blog it at
easily amazed... have a peek if you wish.
warm regards,
ashley
http://ashleycoop.blogspot.com/2004_09_
my choice: Quality comes first, or was already present everywhere, we only have
to open our eyes, to be confronted with a deep, high, true, honest, delightful
Quality. Or, since all definitions finally fail, a Quality without a name. And
then we can go on and build structures, and to leave struc
