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Information Post/The Northern Gateway Pipeline

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It’s important to examine as many sources of information as possible on any given issue. The Northern Gateway Pipeline is promising to be one of thew most controversial issues the country of Canada may face in a generation. For the Social Studies practitioner the pipeline issue has many facets – local, provincial, national and global. [...]

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Could texting patients reduce hospital readmissions? Thinking through an innovation

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(Lars Plougmann/Flickr) Your child has been in the hospital and it’s discharge day. It’s a chaotic scene: You’re trying to take care of him and maybe his little sister who keeps running down the hall, while completing hospital paperwork and packing your bags. You’re finally out the door, in your car, kids strapped in and [...]

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FREE Printable 2012 Calendar

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Personalized 2012 Calendar, MacGyver, age 8 Better late than never! You’ll see that motto over and over again here at waddlee-ah-chaa because we’re just too darn busy to keep up with life. We began 2012 by planning our father’s BIG 80th Birthday Party. Now we are playing catch-up. We are finally posting our FREE printable [...]

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I took my training to be an academic language ther…

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I took my training to be an academic language therapist through an Orton-Gillingham school. We were NOT to teach this rule. The purpose of rules is to make spelling easier for students. Something that is reliable only about 50% of the time does not make things easier. O-G teaches very few rules, only 5. With [...]

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PreK teacher tax deductions

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Hi everyone, Sorry to write about such an un-fun topic but I’m preparing to do my taxes and want to know what things I can write off? I did a google search as well as searched this forum’s history but couldn’t find anything consistent & credible enough that I felt comfortable using them. Any help [...]

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