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   Reflection of the Day

   August 11th, 2008 · No Comments
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   Now, ahora, today, I am mucho teched-up in comparision to where I was when I walked into the workshop this morning.  However, even though I have created a web site, opened gmail and yahoo accounts, posted to the the RCWP and my own blog, whether I will actually remember the steps to replicating all of these tasks is the question.  Today, I use technology to compose pages and chapters of documents, send e-mail, and so on….  as far as RCWP, I have taken part in Summer Institute 2001, presented an advanced institure, faciliated the original Teachers as writers, attended a few continuity events, and have been lucky to get into this workshop. 

   En cinco anos I hope that I will be able to take a more active role in RCWP, perhaps by assisting in one or more of the summer institutes, and I would also like to become more active in NWP.  Perhaps I could serve as a mentor for new or veteran teachers who would care to exchange e-mails, co-teach lessons (my favorite thing to do besides write), or just a listening ear.  To be honest, I think teachers need more than tech.  They need appreciation, understanding, and a continual stream of ideas for how to carve out a few moments during the day for themselves–to catch their breath–perhaps write, if only to rant.

Now, ahora, today, I am mucho teched-up in comparision to where I was when I walked into the workshop this morning.  However, even though I have created a web site, opened gmail and yahoo accounts, posted to the the RCWP and my own blog, whether I will actually remember the steps to replicating all of these tasks is the question.  Today, I use technology to compose pages and chapters of documents, send e-mail, and so on….  as far as RCWP, I have taken part in Summer Institute 2001, presented an advanced institure, faciliated the original Teachers as writers, attended a few continuity events, and have been lucky to get into this workshop. 

En cinco anos I hope that I will be able to take a more active role in RCWP, perhaps by assisting in one or more of the summer institutes, and I would also like to become more active in NWP.  Perhaps I could serve as a mentor for new or veteran teachers who would care to exchange e-mails, co-teach lessons (my favorite thing to do besides write), or just a listening ear.  To be honest, I think teachers need more than tech.  They need appreciation, understanding, and a continual stream of ideas for how to carve out a few moments during the day for themselves–to catch their breath–perhaps write, if only to rant.

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