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Susan Grant October 27, 2022

The Weakness of Perception

1173) As humans, what we perceive is reality to us. If we think we know what someone else is up to, it’s probably a conclusion we’ve drawn based upon facts we assume are in place. The problem with perception is, it’s often based upon our view of the world, that is based upon our experiences.
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Susan Grant October 26, 2022

Fact Checking

1172) There is so much in the news these days that is disheartening. So much violence, anger, distrust, war, and arguments fill our news feeds. Yet, there is at least one thing I think is an improvement in the news and that is fact checking. If a journalist is ethical and interested in reporting the
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Susan Grant October 25, 2022

Advocate

1171)  At the beginning of each school year, I inform my students I am not there to be their friend. After this statement, I pause and watch for their responses. Shortly after this, I continue by telling them that though I will not be their friend: I will be their advocate. What is an advocate?
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Susan Grant October 24, 2022

What Are You?

1170)  Are you trustworthy? Do people entrust you with things or people they value? Are you dependable? If you are asked to do something and you commit to it, do you follow-through and do it? Are you nourishing yourself? Do you eat, read, think, and do things that build you up? Are you confident? Do
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Susan Grant October 23, 2022

Degree Choices

1169)  In my language arts classroom, we talk a lot about word choice and that many adjectives are “degree” words. The choice of the word should reflect the degree of the description. For example. There are differences between pleasant, pretty and beautiful. Each of these words illustrate the degree of how something appears. Another example
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Susan Grant October 22, 2022

Hidden Treasures

1168) When I was growing up, whenever my mom went grocery shopping, we all had to find out what brand of cereal she bought and what kind of treasure was hidden inside the box. This was back when the object of interest was found within the plastic lining, so when we dug for the treasure,
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Susan Grant October 21, 2022

Known

1167) Between my 11th and 12th grade years of high school, I went on a summer missions trip with Teen Missions, International. I remember the long bus ride that took me from my home in Virginia to the untamed land that Merritt Island, Florida was in the early 80s. When the bus finally pulled into
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Susan Grant October 20, 2022

Despite

1166)  Despite: How it looks. As hard as your life is. As big as your weaknesses are. How poorly you have treated others. How many times you have denied being a follower of God. All the times you have lost your temper. How many of the 10 Commandments you have broken. The lack of faith
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Susan Grant October 19, 2022

A Little Lamb

1165)  Because the Bible was written thousands of years ago, the parallels and illustrations are set during those times. If God wanted to give readers in those days an accurate idea of what his love and tenderness is like, it’s logical he was using lambs and a shepherd. If these words were written now, what
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Susan Grant October 18, 2022

It’s Temporary

1164) Sometimes I, as a teacher, have needed to be out of school for a day. I have always debated whether it’s better to give the kids a heads up, including a warning of what type of behavior I expect, or not tell them at all. When I return to school, sometimes the kids have
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