In the realm of knowledge, doors open wide,Education is the key, a trusted guide.From the first step in school, with eyes bright-eyed,A journey of learning, with time as the tide. Books and lessons, a world to explore,Each page turned, a promise of more.In every fact, every lore,Wisdom to gather, to store. School is a canvas, …
In the vast sea of life, there shines a light,Education, the beacon, piercing the night.Guiding us forward, with wisdom so bright,An endless journey, an empowering flight. Education is not merely a school's domain,It's a lifelong pursuit, a knowledge rain.From lessons learned, insights we gain,In every triumph, in every pain. Books and classrooms, just the start,Education …
[Some additional context: https://sleeplesswhispers.online/guest-blog-post-has-now-been-published/%5D When it comes to gender equality and gender equity, there's one word that you will always hear: feminism. And in some regards, I'm not opposed to it. Being a female can have negative consequences. However, truth be told, this is far more applicable to women than to young girls. As a …
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In the world of hearts and learning minds,I'm the daughter of a dad who's one of a kind.With passion and patience, he stands so tall,A special education teacher, giving his all. In classrooms filled with laughter and tears,He guides his students through hopes and fears.He sees their potential, hidden from sight,Unlocking their spirits with a …
Within the realm of echoing halls I tread,Where hopes and dreams are laced with dread.Expectations towering like castle walls,In this education system that silently calls. The morning bell, an unwelcome chime,Awakening me to a rhythm, not mine.A conveyor belt of knowledge and grades,The essence of learning that slowly fades. Within these walls, creativity strays,As conformity …
It's one of those subjects people rather don't talk about, incontinence. However, it's time for the stigma to break. So, let's just get to it. A day in school Recently while I was teaching my students, I heard sniffles, followed by gasps, and then crying. One of the most embarrassing things happened to one of …
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Narrated version of this blog post: https://snowcalmth.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/special-needs-and-disabilities.mp3 Foreword It's no secret that I'm very fact-based and have written about terminology numerous times on this blog. What I am about to write is no different. This post could, admittingly, have been shared as part of my newly introduced "quick overview" blog posts. However, I do think …
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Ever heard of the saying that we were not born with ignorance, but we were taught to be ignorant? This popular phrase seems to miss the point entirely. In reality, we were not born with an innate understanding of everything, which means we entered this world ignorant. Let's take a moment to reflect on the …
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New version In today's world, it seems that many have forgotten the precise meanings of certain English words. This article aims to provide a concise refresher on key terms and concepts that are often misunderstood. Let's dive into some commonly confused terms related to nationality, citizenship, and residentship. Nationality: Your birthplace determines your nationality. It …
New version Child labor remains one of the most pressing issues affecting the protection of children's rights worldwide. Shockingly, this problem persists not only in developing nations but also in developed countries. The underlying reason behind the staggering prevalence of child labor lies within our flawed economic system. Simplifying the economic process, we work to …
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