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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2010
Week 3 Comments
Irene Clark says in her second paragraph,
Chapter eight delves into giving way to passion. The authors suggest that you must notice where you are holding back and then fully and wholly participate. Almost everything is easier said than done. Without a doubt, this practice would take enormous practice. This may mean overcoming physical disorders as well as behavior modification.
Terrance says,
I agree with you that is why I love the gift of a brand new day to explore my passions and to experience others. The collaborative efforts of sharing your passions like art. Teaching a child that it is in the experience of letting go that their fear of making a mark on the white paper before them will subside in the process of doing. The gift of "look what I've done! and how proud they are of the embracing their passion the art of expression
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elfig said...
I loved how simply and elegantly you explain the gift of a "brand new day".
We take many things for granted. The fact that we awake to a new day of possibilities, a new day of discovery is awesome. The "gift" that has bestowed upon us to say or show our accomplishments should be a consistent driving force in our lives. As teachers, we have that incredible responsibility of shaping, molding and helping a child discover the "art of expression". You stated it very elegantly and true!
October 17, 2010 4:10 PM
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