November 20, 2024
Each Life Is a Journey: Reflections on Biography and Growing Older
As I have mentioned in this newsletter, working with biography is one of my deep interests. In addition to having written two books on the... Read more
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In this delightful meadowland fable, creatures of the forest try to guess the owl’s riddle—Too hoo, too hoo, a bit of heaven on the earth. Children will join to solve the riddle as each creature takes a turn. As often happen in real life, it is the lowliest creature whom others put down who is the real hero. At the end of the story, children learn how they can reveal the bit of heaven on the earth by themselves.
Details Buy NowAs I have mentioned in this newsletter, working with biography is one of my deep interests. In addition to having written two books on the... Read more
This month, three friends and I drove to San Francisco to see the opera “The Handmaid’s Tale.” For those who are not familiar with it,... Read more
In Latvia, in 1993, we heard people say that breaking away from the Soviet Union was essential, but they did not want to become... Read more
As a former high school history and literature teacher, I guided my students through the U.S. Constitution, discussing the intentions of the founders in breaking... Read more
I am an educator, writer, consultant, and world traveler. Most of all, I am a connector—with students in my high school and teacher education classes,... Read more