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Stuart Grauer
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The process of discovery: As we re-work our story over and over again, themes and sub-themes continue to emerge.
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Real Teachers: True Stories of Renegade Educators
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2013
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Fearless Teaching: Collected Stories
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2016
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Magnolia (Identity Formation in the 21st Century)
Whippoorwill’s singing Soft summer breeze Makes me think of my baby I left down in New Orleans I left down in New Orleans When you read a verse like that, pure summer perfection, you could almost throw in the towel on writing. That’s “Magnolia,” by J.J. Cale, who died a year or so ago, and […]
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“This is the setting out.
The leaving of everything behind.
Leaving the social milieu. The preconceptions.
The definitions. The language. The narrowed field of vision. The expectations.
No longer expecting relationships, memories, words, or letters to mean what they used to mean. To be, in a word: Open.”
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The leaving of everything behind.
Leaving the social milieu. The preconceptions.
The definitions. The language. The narrowed field of vision. The expectations.
No longer expecting relationships, memories, words, or letters to mean what they used to mean. To be, in a word: Open.”
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“This is part of the answer to the riddle of
childhood unhappiness: their minds need, and deserve, a whole world of utterly unfenceable freedom where everything has othering, everything is radiant with the possibilities of
elseness.”
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childhood unhappiness: their minds need, and deserve, a whole world of utterly unfenceable freedom where everything has othering, everything is radiant with the possibilities of
elseness.”
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“Play is the highest expression of human development in childhood, for it alone is the free expression of what is in a child’s soul,”
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“Let children wander aimlessly around ideas.”
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