Day 50 5.2.2020
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Jesus, A Refugee
Jesus was an immigrant and refugee. We have much to remember about that, along with His love. Love your neighbor, even those not like you.
Slice of Life Ubuntu
We survive as a human race when we understand our relationship to each other– in our families, little neighborhoods, clubs, religious places, work places, gatherings. And in each of those … Continue Reading Slice of Life Ubuntu
SOL18 Justice
1967-1970 Seniors in high school worried. The war in Viet Nam dominated the news. Debate surrounded the issue. But the young men in high school worried: would they be drafted … Continue Reading SOL18 Justice
DigCiz Hospitality
See at Flickr Many of the people I “hang out” with online are worried about the state of an open and free [in spirit] online community. We’re mostly educators who … Continue Reading DigCiz Hospitality
SOL17 DoodleaDay First Amendment
One of my favorite parts of teaching in the middle school is the sense of fairness students demand. Learning about our basic rights to help them formulate a rebuttal to … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay First Amendment
SOL17 DoodleaDay 26 United We Stand
A Story: Today, there is… fear discrimination divisions intolerance power wars hatred Tomorrow there ought to be… calm listen share accept understand hope compromise love: listen openly; value experiences I … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay 26 United We Stand
SOL17 DoodleaDay 24 Peace Frames
Do you remember the music of your teens? My music chimed of peace and love, and justice in the tumultuous 60s: Assassination of John F Kennedy, Civil Rights Movement, … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay 24 Peace Frames
SOL17 DoodleaDay Data History
Data fills our lives, much of it we create to share with family and friends, to work with the community, or to share with the world. Information flows to us … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay Data History
SOL17 DoodleaDay 16 -Hopeful To Dos
What do you do when the world seems to be falling apart in hate, the opposite of the god of love? Why is the world falling apart? See Bill Moyers … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay 16 -Hopeful To Dos
SOL17 DoodleaDay 15 Blowin’ In The Wind
I spend time each day to learn from others by reading their ideas linked to in tweets on Twitter. Before November 8th, this daily activity inspired me and my work; … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay 15 Blowin’ In The Wind
SOL17 DoodleaDay 14 Inspire Word Art
Inspire Involvement Necessary; Sprout Partial Ideas– Render Excellence ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Classrooms of inspiration live by student involvement, sprouting partial ideas, and working together to render excellence for projects that help make … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay 14 Inspire Word Art
SOL17 DoodleaDay Stand Up
Do not make the mistake of thinking that you have to agree with people and their beliefs to defend them from injustice. ~ Bryant McGill in his Preamble to the Voice … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay Stand Up
SOL17 DoodleaDay 12 Don’t Laugh
In many schools across the country directly after the election, and increase in bullying and hateful incidents occurred. [CBS article] I have not found anymore articles indicating this trend has … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay 12 Don’t Laugh
SOL17 DoodleaDay 11 This Land
I am not a singer, but I sing. It’s off key and not something anyone else wants to hear. But singing soothes the soul. And songs that send me chills … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay 11 This Land
SOL17 DoodleaDay 4
I am finding hope in these dark times. I know that many of my friends voted for Trump, and I know them to be kind and caring. Therefore, I … Continue Reading SOL17 DoodleaDay 4
