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Category Archives: Reading
How Old are You?
Should you remove all age identifiers from your resume? This became the talk in my circle after I sent out this article. I personally never put the year I graduated on my resume. I figure if it is that important, … Continue reading
Severe Shortage of Seasonal Workers
In the midst of the holiday season, this article couldn’t be more appropriate or timely with its question “What if we could find a creative and responsible way to meet retailers’ hiring needs while at the same time taking a … Continue reading
Phone Check
Erin Lisser had me with the title “I Make Students Check Their Phones at The Door.” and Donna St. George “Cellphones in school : When to start “. I agree technology has a place, but it is not allowed in … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading
Tagged academia, apps, banned, cell phone, high school, intervention, intrusion, middle school, parenting, privacy issues, Screen time, smartphones, teachers, Technology, tools, What would you do ?
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When I Was the Greatest
“You spend your whole life running, paying attention to nothing but all the dumb stuff, and then one day, while you are running, something runs into you and leaves you with nothing. I really didn’t understand totally what he meant, … Continue reading
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Tagged book club, book review, clarity, death, dreams, faith, inner city life, Jason Reynolds, library books, mediatation, social work, solitude, Tourette’s Syndrome, young adult novels
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Paris Blues: Movie Review
While Positively Purging a little sliver of a magazine clipping fluttered onto my office floor that read “My favorite movie is Paris Blues.” I looked for the film on Netflix and Amazon Prime and was unable to find it- luckily, … Continue reading
