for our MOM: [Stare at your feet. Seriously. That's it. Let your mind wander. Choose to follow it, or let it go. It will probably come back.]
JOURNAL TOPIC:
Whatever you are dealing with today, remember this: today is not being done to you. It's your day. You have the power of free will. What choices are you making today, and how are they meeting your needs?
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You can use your journal simply to write about life and your experiences in these unusual, challenging times.
AGENDA:
1. MOM
2. Journal
3. Our meeting
POST:
In today's meeting, we discussed approaches and guidelines for writing your Fahrenheit 451 essay. So go for it! (title: FAHRENHEIT 451 ESSAY) Please complete your essay and post by Friday, May 1. If you would like line-by-line editing and comments, please copy your essay into a Google doc and share using my gmail address.
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