My name is Shelley Wright. I am a high school educator in Moose Jaw, SK. I love learning more than anything else; this blog is part of that journey.
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The Vessay
Yes, the Vessay. It’s new. Or at least it is to my students. When you’ve done something as momentous and challenging as creating a Holocaust museum, what do you do next? It’s not about topping it, it’s about challenging and … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century teaching, education, english, essay, language arts, learning, teaching, technology, writing
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Magic & Grieving
I believe in magic. Not the tooth fairy kind. But the kind our students can make when they’re given a worthy challenge. Last night was the final showing of our Holocaust exhibit, and I have many mixed feelings. Last Tuesday our exhibit … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century teaching, english, future of education, Holocaust, language arts, PLP, teaching
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Blogging as Authentic Writing
In the past two days, I’ve learned three important lessons as a blogger. The first, is that what I write, and more so, what I publish, must be authentic to who I am and what I want to say. Fortunately, … Continue reading