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It is heartbreaking and challenging to facilitate discussions in the classroom about the recent attacks on Paris and greater terrorism at large. Particularly when I won't abuse my platform to sway their opinions. These are the words I wish I could find a way to say. That I may say.
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I would bet you are one helluva fine teacher, Emily. *
I second what Matt says *
Thank you all. Your words are very affirming.
Thank you. Beautiful. Compassionate.
Thank you, Darryl.
Resonates with me on many levels.*
Wise words. Lucky students. *
Great way to console the kids. I like this.
tough times for parents and children. This is rife with what we need--compassion and tenderness.*
Amanda, Charlotte, Damion, and Gary - Thank you from the bottom of my heart. This piece was extra meaningful to me, and I'm rewarded by its impact.
Because these are the things in our heads. So glad to be a student.*
Pretty hopeful. I suppose it's all just the world trying to come into balance, though.