I never would've thought of that.
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I think sometimes we get so bogged down in the day to day that we forget to just sit and think: sit on a riverbank, in a hammock, at the beach - turn off the tv, turn off the noise and just think.
And talk - talking with other people who do the same kinds of things or completely different things can lead you to an AHA moment.
How do I prepare my kids to pass high stakes tests?
How can I present material so that they GET IT?
How can I share what I know?
Here's to just thinking.
8 comments:
education can be a minefield, i know because i am part of it.
I have to write to think. Unfortunately, my writing tool is my laptop, and I often get sidetracked from my primary task by surfing the Web.
Vacation!
I like your reminder (and your thinking :) ). It seems like a lot of the answers we need can be found this way instead of thinking we always have to go to other experts to get solutions.
Ms. Cookie
My problem is doubting myself that I have anything valid to offer. And slowing down enough that I can think. I have ADD and there are times I envision my mind as a whirling dervish - and at that point I just want to stop spinning so that I can see what is going on.
This is my goal for this summer.
Great six words.
Sounds like me from time to time.
Caroline
I love your six words - thanks for playing! I hope the answers come to you. And you've inspired me to take a few minutes to sit and think today.
Heres to "just thinking"! I had several hours of it last night when the power was off...I kept thinking how miserable it was without electricity!!! My SWS post is at http://www.edshunnybunny.wordpress.com
Love your words
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