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A Love Letter to My Colleagues: “First Day of School” and Finding the Sweet Spot Between Head and Heart

by larry | Aug 31, 2016 | Uncategorized

Since 1962, this is only the second time I have not experienced the Labor Day jitters associated with going back to school, and honestly, I miss the ritual of “the first day back”.  Last year was my first year away from this experience. Since five years...

A Letter to Teachers: Creating Classrooms Though Compassion and “Namaste”

by larry | Aug 19, 2016 | Uncategorized

One of our true American traditions, Back to School, presents a new beginning for students and teachers. For every first day of school shines like no other during the school  year.  Maybe it’s the new clothes, the polished halls, or a general belief that...

Back to School: Teaching from the Heart and the Balancing Act

by larry | Aug 4, 2016 | Uncategorized

As a child, my first recollection with the feeling of dread, developed as I began to see the signature signs of Back to School during the dog days of summer; most notably, early August.  I loved summer and the freedom which was part of the experience. To this day,...

Back to School: New Clothes, Supplies, and a Fresh Perspective

by larry | Jul 29, 2016 | Uncategorized

We cycle through routines from year to year; so for many parents, August is the Back to School season with all of it’s rituals including new clothes, new supplies, and other essentials.  This year, I highly recommend accessing a new thoughts, emotions, and...

Summer: Taking a Vacation Beyond Being a Square Peg Fitting in a Round Hole

by larry | Jun 15, 2016 | Uncategorized

When our children don’t fit the mold, the school experience can present a challenge for them as well as for their parents, especially, for those kids who are wired differently.  As an education advocate, every day I listen to stories from parents all across the...

Creating the End of the Year “TO DO” List: When Facing ADD & Executive Functioning Deficits

by larry | May 9, 2016 | Uncategorized

When we hit the homestretch as the school year winds down, sometime in May, everyone’s focus leans toward “getting out” and summer vacation; who wouldn’t have this on their mind after a long school year? This is often true for teachers as well...
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