"Kindergarten the new first grade certainly spoke to things that have been bothering me for quite some time. It seems so many people are in a big hurry to have kids grow up and i think the state is at the top of the list. I found the book to be very…"
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Patricia Carson replied to Lisa Litz-Neavear's discussion The Trouble with Boys Chapter 6 Kindergarten; the New First Grade in the group Somers Point TeachersPatricia Carson replied to Lisa Litz-Neavear's discussion Boy Writers in the group Somers Point Teachers"In the dog world eye to eye contact means a challenge and you try not to let two male dogs get face to face. I guess maybe it does indicate dominance."
Patricia Carson replied to Jennifer Luff's discussion What every new teacher should know.... in the group Somers Point Teachers"I definitely agree with what everyone has said here and I would add keep your sense of humor. Laughter is good medicine."
Patricia Carson replied to Jennifer Luff's discussion Change - Why is it a bad word in education? in the group Somers Point Teachers"My personal frustration has been that there have been so many changes and I don't feel as though I have internalized the ones that have occured and I am being asked to make more changes. I need time to digest one thing before I jump into…"
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- I am married with two children ages 32 and 26. I have 2 Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, Surf and Splash. I teach fourth grade now but have taught second, third and fifth as well.
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