Warrior Parent
Learning and Thinking Differences
I offered to take on a challenging student because I feel for this student. He is highly distracted, can be disrespectful, and appears to have extreme difficulty with reading. This could have been my son had he been in public school and not received proper instruction and parental support — key success factors. I hope that this student’s parents provide the structure that is needed for him to succeed.
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A cup of joe or two in the morning is a moment of heaven on earth. Sipping a cup of rich, dark roasted coffee, produced by the blessing of Keurig is a blissful moment of relaxation. I look out at palm trees swaying, beautiful blue skies, and gentle breezes going by. It’s a moment of connection with my husband, which I want to last, so I partake in a second … Read More »
I’m a sucker for a tearjerker movie. I love Hallmark channel and sappy love stories, but it’s the true stories about teachers that get me every time. It’s the teachers that inspire, care, and give of themselves, that I’m grateful for.
There has been one constant teacher in our life. The one that made the greatest impact on my children. She was a lawyer, turned teacher, and principal. Always positive … Read More »
This website is dedicated to my friend Ron. If it wasn’t for him, you wouldn’t be reading these words.
As a master of procrastination and perfectionism, I couldn’t launch this site after two years of paying for domain names and hosting, ten years of thoughts, and 20 years since the last time I launched my baby websites, happybigdogs.com and traveltidbits.com, which is about the time I met Ron. He was … Read More »