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emmalee1.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Tracy Dimond Emotion Industry book cover Tracy Dimond's "Emotion Industry" explores how women's rage is tone-policed and controlled even when it's justifiable when the woman is trying to manage living with an undiagnosed chronic illness. Some titles are repeated phrases designed to hammer home their point, in "Today is Fire / Today is Fire /... | |
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dylan.blog
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| | | | | Granted in the grand scheme of time periods where I don't blog... this is pretty short. I was doing on of my favorite things today, cruising the adhd subreddit, and I cam across a post about how people with ADHD, like yours truly, don't do habits. They do streaks. This was like a lightbulb coming on inside my little brain. It made so much sense. I am really good at starting something, going hard at it, and then just stopping. | |
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thedigitaldiarist.neocities.org
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| | | | | the more I think about it, the more I considered self-care and self-keeping to be two similar but distinct things. | |
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clwacademy.wordpress.com
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| | | http://www.learningspy.co.uk/featured/teaching-cycle-stage-1-explaining/ Article about how to improve our explanation skills and the power of explanation in teaching. | ||
