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Comments for teachers blogs.  I find it hard to be constructive to someone that I do not know well.  I do not want to offend or insult them.  I try to remember to keep my comments insightful and inspiring.  I would want someone to do the same for me.  Here are the links and post comments that I made.  Check out these blogs.  They are very interesting.

C4T #2 Angela

Erin Byrd says:

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February 19, 2015 at 6:16 pm

“I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it”, Pablo Picasso.

I love your post. I agree with you that sometimes we make things bigger than they really are. I am just as guilty of doing that as you seem to be admitting. I am taking my Praxis Exam tomorrow and I am psyching myself out over it. Most of my peers have taken it already and they say it is simple. However, I have been out of school for far many more years than they have, so I feel their perspective may be divergent from mine! I have decided that I am just going to do my personal best and improve upon that. I have time and I can retake the portions I am lacking in.

Good luck to you with your dissertation proposal! What a great achievement thus far to even be applying for it. Congratulations and I look forward to keeping up with your blog and your progress.

Here is the link to my comment

http://www.mymindgap.com/


C4T #1

Hi Andrea,

I am currently seeking my degree in Elementary Education.  I think the posts you have here are absolutely wonderful!  There are some great ideas for keeping students engaged and on task.  I am love the idea of using the cookie sheets and magnets.  Those would be such great manipulative tools.

Respectfully,

Erin

Here is the link

http://www.fortheloveofteachingmath.com/2014/08/05/revisiting-integer-operations-freebie/#comment-31436