Stupid question? Maybe… I’m sharing my story in the hope it helps others. Here are 3 lessons I learned the hard way.
Category Archives: Teaching
In recovery
I’m irritated by the fact that I am still grappling with my transition out of teaching. I still feel a sense of loss and I still really, really miss being with children.
Why?
Why am I posting recordings of children’s books on my @readwithjulia YouTube channel?
‘It is what it is.’ (Part 6/6)
‘Do what you can,
with what you have,
where you are.’
(Theodore Roosevelt)
‘It is what it is.’ (Part 5/6)
“This work is all about relationships.” (Councillor Diana Toynbee)
@diana4hereford
‘It is what it is.’ (Part 3/6)
When interventions become interruptions…
‘It is what it is.’ (Part 2/6)
From my tiny corner of the world, from my minute circle of influence, from my blurred understanding of the situation, I am using the voice I have been given to speak out for the needs of our most vulnerable children.
‘It is what it is.’ (Part 1/6)
The phrase, ‘it is what it is,’ appears to mean a whole lot of different things to a whole lot of different people.
Is it helpful, or is it toxic?
‘Timothy Winters’ by Charles Causley
It was a joy to be able to join the Reader Leader Shared Reading group in The Courtyard Theatre cafe this morning. We heard reports from the groups in Hereford and Abergavenny, talked business for a bit, then (those who wanted to) brought a selection of poems to the table.
‘CATCH UP OR KEEP UP’
An advertisement for tutoring caught my eye yesterday. I walked past, but the choice of words stoked something in me that made me turn back and take a photo.
Read with Julia 