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There are few reasons that you should vote for the Green Party. The Green Party was organized in the United States in nineteen eighty four. It was inspired by the success of European Green Party. Notably(?) that of the German Green Party. In two thousand seven it became the third modem party with the federal elections commission. Recognized congressional campaign committee. The green committee of correspondence for the first Green political organization in the United States. Forming in nineteen eighty four and eventually becoming known as the Green Party USA. The organizations still exist today. The first candidates to run on the Green Party ticket in the United States were Res Heir in North Carolina and Jill and Richard Wolff in Connecticut. Ralph for local offices in nineteen eighty five. Official ballot access is not achieved however until Jim Syth(?) run for governor

Great mothers are priceless assets that can inspire everyone they encounter. My mother was one of these people. She had a pro findings on on my education. She was a school teacher who took personal responsibility for the betterment of her. That responsibility started with her own family. She would always emphasize to me and my siblings how a good education could lead to a better job or career and how that could mean more opportunities for family life as well. Part of her philosophy was perseverance and knowing what talents and skills you have. When you know these things and set a path for a job or career where you are happy then you will surely succeed. A good education is not all about learning facts. It is more about improving and honing your talents and skills to go beyond what you are taught. To take away is education really never ends and that a continuous self.

Welcome to the Higher Truths(?) podcast. Thank you so much for listening and I also have a log in which I write some little short articles about spirituality(?). You can find that at Higher Truths(?) dot blog spot dot com. That's Truths(?) with an S. You can also visit a Facebook community page that I started at Facebook dot com forward slash Higher Truth. On the Facebook page you can get a variety of quote that I have written or quotes that have inspired me that I am then sharing with

The mediocre teacher tell. The good teacher explain. The superior teacher gotten straight. And the great inspire by William Ward. If you are in the field of education did you ever wonder how was teacher makes their lesson plan. We're going to make an it effective lesson plan. There are eight important steps. The first step is be objective. This is what the students are going to learn and what not activity they will perform or should be able to understand by the end of the lesson. The second most important step is the anticipatory(?) step. This is an activity or question designed to have student bring ideas from their background that will help them make steps of the upcoming lesson. The third important step is the idea of relevancy(?). They wanted student to be able to understand what is the purpose they are learning this for and how it can relate this to their own lives especially when they leave the school premises.

The mediocre teacher tells the good teacher explain the superior teacher demonstrate and the great teacher inspired by William Ward. If you are gonna feel that education. Did you ever wonder what a teacher does on a normal basis. Well.

It all started the summer of nineteen eighty four when this amazingly skinny little guy enrolled into the Milton Hershey School at the age of eight. However it wasn't until I was in fifth grade that I became inspired by my teacher Mrs Webster. She taught me the value of hard work and more importantly she showed me that she really cared about me. I knew then that I wanted to be come an educator like her. Fast forward seven years later I graduated from Milton Hershey School I went to Milwersville(?) University and earn my degree in elementary education with a focus in urban education. I taught in North Carolina and then in Pastamp(?) Pennsylvania before coming back home to Milton Hershey School where it all started.

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Good Morning Everyone. Thank you for another excellent discussion this week! The book Outliers always inspires a great conversation about issues related to opportunity, oppression and privilege. I'm sure you're enjoying the reading this week as well. Nickel and Dimed is an excellent book. Although we won't have the opportunity to discuss it next week, as there is no discussion board during Week #4, you will reflect on the book in your Week #4 personal journal entry and we will discuss the book during our Week #5 discussion. Please note that I will not have office hours next Monday due to the Presidents' Day holiday, or the following Monday, February 25. I will have office hours on Wednesdays from 8:30am until 11am. Please feel free to contact me if you would like to set up an alternative meeting time. We can meet via telephone, in person, or via Skype/Facetime. Have a great weekend and enjoy the President's Day holiday!

Hello Everyone- Thank you for a terrific discussion this week. The Gayles article never fails to inspire a lively conversation. The discussion board for Week #3 is now open in the Week #3 lesson folder. I'm really looking forward to our discussion about one of my favorite readings for the semester, Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. As you know, your personal journal entries are due on Saturday. Please pay careful attention to the assignment guidelines for both the discussions and the personal journal entries. Since discussions and personal journals make up the bulk of your score in the course, I have pretty specific guidelines about what is required- related to content and word count, as well. Please be thoughtful with your posts, and be sure to include enough meanigful content. I have office hours next week, and you can post a questions on the "Ask the Instructor" discussion board at any time. Enjoy the rest of the week and have a great weekend!