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This blog was originally created as a format for reflection for graduate level courses that I took at Arcadia University. It will continue on as a reflective piece both professionally and personally. It is eclectic in nature with links to sources for technological enhancement of teaching and sites I just plain like. And now, on to the next chapter in life - Reflections is now a baby blog. Enjoy!
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- Argh - Technical Difficulties!
- And, They're Off!
- A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss
- Counting 1-10 in Hebrew
- London Bridge and Ring Around The Rosy
- Miracle Corners - Day 4
- Safari Animals
- Into the Wild & Hapana Karibuni (No, You Are NOT W...
- Lake Manyara National Park
- Trucking It
- Fotini's - Maxing (out) and Relaxing
- Goat Roast
- Plant a Tree
- Tea With a Side of Numbness
- Dancing with the Women
- Maasai Medicine Man...Again
- Chinese Food in Tanzania
- Class List
- Lesson Plan
- Lunch with Donna Duggan
- Coca Cola Commercial
- Village Elders
- Maasai Warrior Dance
- Sample Lessons
- In the Principal's Office
- Ilkurot School
- Mountaintop Chit Chat
- Maasai Medicine Man
- Jeep Song
- The 3 R's: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
- The Bio Teacher
- Stickers Went Over Well...
- Signs, Signs, Everywhere Signs
- African Barbed Wire
- Gang Symbols - The Same Around the World
- Abdul In The Offici (I meant to do that - cognate ...
- Out of Order...
- Geno's Anyone?
- Lost in Translation
- Power Lines and Mt. Meru
- The Seventh Degree of Separation
- Ringling Brothers - Look Out!
- Mezza Luna=Bella Luna
- Lady and The Tramp
- Counting from 1-10 in Japanese
- AU Undergrads
- Foundations for Tomorrow
- Green Footprints
- PB and J and the Travel Agent
- Here Comes the Sun, Doo, Doo, Doo, Doo
- Miracle Corners - Day 3
- Coming Up...
- Maasai Market
- Arcadia Center
- Six Degrees of Separation
- PS - Time Difference
- Running Errands with our Awesome Driver/Bodyguard,...
- Cultural Heritage Center - Buffet
- IB (International Baccalaureate) Students
- A Techie In Tanzania
- Shiny, Happy Children
- Rain, Rain, Go Away
- Dinner at the Impala - I LOVE Indian Food
- Tim from the Tribunal
- Notes
- Always, Always, Always Go Before You Leave
- Friends from Istanbul
- Kibo Palace
- Lunch and Shopping!
- Miracle Corners
- Food - Sometimes the enemy!
- Dry Season
- Ilkurot Teachers
- Tour Guide Extraordinaire
- Pictures
- Skype
- Hapana Asante
- I have arrived!
- Packed and Ready To Go
- Air Guitar Champion
- From my School Website...
- Kichwa Slideshow
- Climb Up So Kids Can Grow Up
- International Children's Digital Library
- Field Day Flag - Watch It Grow!
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"I believe good plans are the best way to maximize fun, avoid disaster, and, possibly, save the world."
Excerpt from Ida B. by Katherine Hannigan
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