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Tag Archives: teachers
The Story Between the Lines: The Silence Behind the Voice
Before he became one of the most recognizable voices in the world, he was a boy named Jimmy who struggled to speak at all. His story reminds us that sometimes the thing the world remembers us for is the very thing we once thought was broken. Continue reading
Teaching in the Digital Age
Technology has made teaching faster, broader, and in many ways more efficient—but it has also introduced distractions, new demands, and challenges that teachers from earlier generations never had to navigate. Continue reading
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Tagged classroom life, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1889, digital learning, education, journalism, modern education, schools, teachers, teaching, technology
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The Teachers Who Built Me
Some teachers taught subjects. Others taught discipline, trust, creativity, faith, or endurance. Looking back, the most honest answer is that it took several people — each arriving at the right time — to help shape who I became. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1885, education, family, learning, memories, mentors, motherhood, reflection, school, teachers, teaching
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The Question I Pretend Not to Hear
In my classroom every request has to include one simple word: please. Without it, I pretend not to hear the question. But there’s one request students ask more than any other — and it always leads to the same series of terrible puns. Continue reading
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Tagged classroom humor, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1869, education, From the Capn's Pen, grammar, manners, middle school, school life, students, teachers, teaching
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The People Who Shaped the Journey
The biggest influences in my life weren’t loud or famous. They were faithful—my mom, a teacher who believed in my words, a stepfather who grounded my faith, and the family and quiet moments that continue to shape who I’m becoming. Continue reading
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Tagged creativity, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2162, faith, family, gratitude, influence, legacy, personal essay, reflection, teachers, writing life
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