Kristen Wilkerson
I am a reflective individual who enjoys learning and helping people. I have a Masters in Education, specializing in Curriculum and Instruction. Also I have a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. I am a full time high school teacher and parent, part-time income tax consultant, a hobbyist photographer, writer, and entrepreneur.
I have a particular interest in the use of technology in education. In fact, someday I hope to earn my PhD on the subject.
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I have a particular interest in the use of technology in education. In fact, someday I hope to earn my PhD on the subject.
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A Three-Step Approach to Prepare Students for Standardized TestsThese three low-stress events help teachers prepare high school students for state testing. This article shares a Michigan teacher's approach to preparing students for the MME (Michigan Merit Exam.) -
Five Big Interior Decorating BlundersWhen settling into my newly built home I made several interior decorating mistakes. Learn from my mistakes before you decorate.
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Jumping into a Leaf Pile Still Brings Joy for Youth in the Fall SeasonRemember raking leaves as a child then jumping into the large pile? This series of photos captures the fun a Michigan boy had doing the same.
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Fall Tree Colors and Creepy Branches in Southern MichiganA fall collection of photos including colorful trees and tree branches fitting for Halloween season
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Helping an Exchange Student Succeed in an American SchoolWritten from a teacher's and host parent's perspective, this article discusses strategies to improve an exchange student's chances for success in a U.S. classroom. -
How to Adopt a New Teaching Style to Meet the Common Core StandardsChange constantly occurs in education. Teachers often adapt to these changes by reinventing their teaching style or adopting new strategies. This article discusses teaching concepts to best meet the demands of the U.S. Common Core Standards. -
Fun Time at the M&M Store in New York City's Times SquareNYC's M&M Store was loads of fun, great for people watching, and sold all sorts of unique M&M products. -
Statue of Liberty Photo Slide ShowVarious photos of the Statue of Liberty taken from the top of the Empire State Building near sunset -- plus a surprise photo from Battery Park -
Chocolate Features of the Hershey Store in NYC Are Great for KidsThe Hershey store in Times Square, NYC, brings delight to young and old with its chocolate themed displays. -
The Toys R Us Store in New York City's Times Square is Amazing!From a giant ferris wheel to a Candy Land section, the Toys R Us store in NYC's Times Square delights kids young and old -
Transformers Dark of the Moon Premiere in New York City Times SquareMovie stars appeared in Times Square to announce the premiere of Transformers Dark of the Moon movie on June 29, 2011. -
Entering New York City from New Jersey Via the Lincoln TunnelPhotos capture an experience of traveling through traffic, entering the Lincoln Tunnel, crossing states, and emerging to a brilliant city skyline. -
Using Virtual Badges as Awards for Students is a Clever Idea for a Reward System in EducationRead about using virtual badges in an educational setting as a great way to reward students for anything from grades to behavior. -
Details of the New Hybrid PhD ProgramThe benefits and nuances of a hybrid PhD program and how it works at Michigan State University as a model for other universities.
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Baby Fawn SlideshowA fawn attracted attention as a police officer and neighbors decided the best course of action for this orphan. The fawn greeted, bleated, and relaxed in the lawn. -
Rolling Sky SlideshowSky over Jackson, Michigan, during May, 2011. Storm created interesting, deep swirls and bumpy patterns within the clouds above. -
Mother's Day Events in Jackson, Mich., Offer Great Variety to FamiliesCelebrate Mother's Day with more than breakfast in bed. Discover three fun events planned for Mother's Day near Jackson, Mich., for ideas to make your own Mother's Day celebration memorable for the entire family.Also published on:- Yahoo! US News
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U.S. Should Handle Osama Bin Laden Death Photos with CareThe U.S. should be careful about releasing it's graphic photos of Osama bin Laden's death, especially with Taliban leaders claiming Osama is not dead. -
Michigan's Governor Snyder's Education Proposals Leave More Questions Than AnswersFrom changes in tenure to incentive programs, the education proposals Governor Snyder wants to implement leave more questions than answers. Read more to see if you agree with his ideas or have answers to some of these questions. -
The Shell Eco-marathon Americas Drives Students to 2,500 MPG GoalHigh school and college students from around the world competed in the Shell Eco-marathon with the goal of creating super-high-mileage rate vehicles. Read more about this unique competition.
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How to Find a Nursing Job from Anywhere in the WorldFinding a nursing job can be frustrating, especially when the only job search site a person knows about is Career Builder. Read more about a website featuring jobs for nurses in the United Kingdom called StaffNurse.com.
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Columbine Shootings Still Influence Modern Classroom PracticesThe anniversary of the Columbine massacre on April 20, 1999, provided a reminder to teachers across America about safe practices in education. This article explores how schools have changed safety policies since Columbine.Also published on: -
How Wireless Educational Technology Will Impact Teaching in America's ClassroomsInventions such as the iPad, Android, and other wireless devices will continue to change teaching practices. This article looks at the impact technology will have on education routine and student learning opportunities. -
Caramel Corn Crunch HaikuCaramel corn is a family favorite. The caramel corn shown was on display at a store in Mackinaw City, Michigan. -
Fixing No Child Left Behind Requires Parent and Student CommitmentPresident Obama's proposed changes to the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 will require buy-in from parents and students as well as teachers. This article shares a Michigan teacher's perspective as the changes impact her classroom.
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Teaching Math Connections Between a Circle and an Ellipse in a Conics UnitA teacher's practical teaching example of making connections between circles and ellipses in an algebra class during a conics unit.
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Falling Petal HaikuHaiku nature poem describing a falling petal. -
How to Set Up and Maintain a Land ContractWhen homeowners sell on a land contract they need to maintain a balance sheet. This article provides step-by-step directions on how to create and update a land contract spreadsheet.
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Exhibitions at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MassachusettsThe Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, has showcased various exhibitions over the years.This article features some of its past, present, and future exhibitions for art and culture lovers. -
Battle Creek Field of Flight Air Show and Balloon Festival in MichiganBattle Creek, Michigan, holds an annual air show for people of Southern Michigan. This article describes some of the features of the festival and provides links for more information. -
How the IPad 2 Improves Upon the Original IPad from a Teacher's PerspectiveRead how the iPad 2 improves upon a learning environment as compared with the original iPad. -
A Windy DayHaiku about the feeling of wind on a very windy day. -
Benefits of Using a Seating Chart in a Secondary Education ClassroomThis article discusses reasons to utilize seating charts in a secondary education classroom from a teacher's point of view. -
Using Wireless Devices in Education InstructionSchool districts have begun using wireless devices such as an iPad or Kindle in classrooms around the world. This article focuses on various types of wireless devices and discusses some pros and cons of each as they currently relate to education. -
Skiing at Mt. Brighton Ski Resort in Southern MichiganWhen looking for a place to ski in southern Michigan, the Mt. Brighton Ski Resort offers a good solution. This article shares features of the resort and details guests may want to know before visiting the resort. -
Writing About the United States National Debt in a High School Math CourseThis article discusses a math project that has students write an opinion paper about the national debt from a mathematical perspective. It provides details of this math writing project.
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A Math Vocabulary Project for Writing Across the CurriculumHigh school math teachers often struggle with incorporating writing across the curriculum. This article shares details about a math vocabulary project to expand a math teacher's toolbox of teaching strategies. -
A Look at the Anonymous Group Emerging Around the WorldThis article discusses several recent examples of "Anonymous" groups making attacks against others. -
How to Get Help with a Recalled Toyota VehicleLearn more about the recent Toyota recall, including which vehicles are affected and where to go for help when a recall happens to you. -
Samuel Burger and Martha Wood Family History for Genealogy PurposesThis article shares photo evidence of the Samuel Burger and Martha Ann Wood family from Virginia. -
Learn More About the Largest Hard Rock Cafe in the World in Orlando, FloridaFor those who quest to visit Hard Rock Cafe locations, the largest HRC located in Orlando, Florida, is a must see. This article describes some features of the world's largest Hard Rock Cafe and sheds some light on its significance. -
How Statehood Day is Celebrated in Five States - Important Information for U.S. History ClassesStatehood Day celebrations often take place quietly unremembered. Statehood Day celebrations offer teachers a great activity in state history as it ties into U.S. history. This article discusses five particular Statehood Day traditions.
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Tax Return Filing Date Delayed for Some Taxpayers in 2011When filing a 2010 return, many individuals will not be allowed to file their return until after mid-February, 2011. This article summarizes the types of tax forms that will be delayed and who will be impacted by the Tax Relief Act of 2010.
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The Workout - Haiku Poem About the Fight to ExerciseThis poem is written with those in mind who have a tough time motivating themselves to exercise, but love the feeling of completing the task.
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Educational Benefits of Visiting a Cemetery as a FamilyFrom gaining an appreciation for history to inspiring a sense of self, a family who visits a cemetery can learn a large variety of educational lessons together. This article discusses some surprising educational uses of cemeteries in more detail. -
Bellenbaum Family Grave Site Information for Genealogy PurposesThis article sheds light on a part of the Bellenbaum family. They lived in Saginaw, Michigan, in the late 1800s. The article includes a photo of a head stone as well as sharing genealogy research on more than four Bellenbaum family members. -
George Hicks Family History for Genealogy PurposesLearn more about the lives of George Hicks and his wife, Belle, and how he impacted Saginaw, Michigan, in a unique way. A photo of their grave is included for genealogy purposes. -
Tips on Using PC Stitch 9 Software - Used to Create Cross Stitch DesignsThis software allows users to create their own cross stitch designs, and also converts photos into cross stitch patterns, too. This article discusses pointers on how to successfully create a good quality pattern using PC Stitch 9. -
Playing in a BoxWhile kids enjoy playing with their tech gadgets and video games, nothing generates imaginative play quite like a paper box.
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Edwin Blackwell and Eva Blackwell Grave Site Information for Genealogy PurposesGenealogy information and supporting photos of the headstones and grave site for Edwin Blackwell and Eva Blackwell. The cemetery is located in Saginaw, Michigan. -
Top 10 Christmas Shows to See when Visiting Branson, MissouriBranson features shows specific to the Christmas season as part of its "Ozark Mountain Christmas" celebration. This article shares details of ten amazing Christmas shows available in Branson, Missouri. -
Poetry Guide for Families to Use as Meditation, Teaching, or ReflectionThis article discusses family related poetry resources from samples, advice, and reasons for writing. Use this guide as a springboard for reflection or for discovering your own inner poet.
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Visiting Kotzebue, Alaska, North of the Arctic CircleLife is different living north of the Arctic Circle. Visiting Kotzebue, Alaska, during the summer is interesting and the setting is unique. This article shares some of these interesting features of Kotzebue life and refers to a supporting slide show. -
Pros and Cons of European Travel on an Educational Tour from the Perspective of a Grown TeenagerDiscover pros and cons of participating in a European educational tour. This article relates good and bad first hand accounts from a participant who traveled through England, France, Belgium, Germany, and Amsterdam. -
Interesting iPad Apps that High School Students Wish ExistedA high school teacher surveys teenage students, asking them what iPad apps they wish existed today. Some of their ideas are quite original while other ideas actually exist. This article shares what iPad apps they described.
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How to Use Cross-Stitch to Connect with Your Teenager and as a Homeschooling StrategyMany teenagers love arts and crafts. Using cross-stitch projects may be a unique way for a parent to connect with their teen. This article explores this concept. -
Photos of a San Diego Zoo Polar BearThis slide show contains photos of a polar bear. They were taken at the San Diego Zoo, but with the close-up style of the photos it is tough to tell the polar bear isn't in a natural habitat. -
Three Easy Ways to Make Money Online from Your Digital PhotographyThis article discusses three websites which make earning money for digital photos an easy task. This offers a great residual income opportunity for those who wish to do more with their digital photos.
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A Data Gathering Activity for Any High School Math CourseThis data gathering math activity sheds light on what math concepts students have retained. The entire math activity takes up to three days and can be utilized at any level in middle school or high school. Great for substitute teachers! -
San Diego Locations to Visit with Your Family for an Enjoyable VacationHaving once lived an hour away from San Diego and now living in Michigan, this author discusses reasons to continue making San Diego a family's vacation destination. -
Teaching Right Triangle Trigonometry Special Triangles with a Baseball DiamondMost schools have a real life set of right triangles within their school's baseball diamond. This article discusses ways to utilize baseball to teach special triangle ratios and use of the Pythagorean Theorem. -
Experience the Quaint Village of Homer, MichiganSmall town America at its heart, Homer, Michigan, offers visitors a small town charm. This article shares some of Homer's more famous features. -
Three Free Online Algebra Video Websites to Supplement or Reteach ConceptsMany times teachers like to have an alternate way of teaching an algebra topic. In addition, students often require extra practice or algebra tutoring. These free online algebra videos have the potential to be a great teaching resource. -
iPad Apps Perfect for Helping a Parent Through the DayEver wonder what iPad apps would help a family's day run smoother? Check out this list of top five apps for helping a parent navigate their day.
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Roller Coaster Life HaikuAs life has its up and downs, sometimes roads also provide the same effect as a roller coaster. -
Tips on How to Apply for a Teaching Job and Obtain an InterviewThis article contains tips about getting chosen for a teaching interview. The advice is from a veteran teacher who has never had to substitute teach. She has also successfully interviewed and been hired at four school districts. -
Nature Haiku - a Dragonfly SmileA dragonfly smiled at the author as it landed on a nearby cell phone. A photo and a haiku later, Kristen shares the moment in a classic style poem. -
Video Games for Family FunKids often love video games. Incorporating video games into family fun times can create wonderful memories while parents connect with their kids at a new level. This article shares some great family-oriented video games.
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How to Succeed at Multiple Roles in Life as Parent, Teacher, Spouse, and EntrepreneurAs a married full-time teacher, step-parent, and entrepreneur, over time I have developed various techniques for success. This article shares how to balance the multiple hats of spouse, parent, and breadwinner on the road to success. -
Sand Dunes in the Arctic - Part of the Kobuk Valley National Park in AlaskaMany people would not believe that sand dunes exist north of the Arctic Circle. Yet, the Kobuk Valley National Park proves otherwise. This article discusses how to discover these sand dunes for yourself. -
Ways to Save Time as a New Teacher with Great Classroom Time Management TipsWhat is the secret to teaching success when so many aspects of the career require high amounts of time? This article shares tips from a veteran teacher about the reality of time management in a classroom. It offers tips for time management success. -
Kobuk Valley Sand Dunes Slide ShowKobuk Valley National Park is home to a 25 square mile sand dune. This slide show features this set of dunes. -
The Rush of Writing an Article for Others to Enjoy and Receiving Instant FeedbackAs online writers post their work, many people leave feedback about it. The rush from receiving instant feedback causes many to write again. This article discusses this feeling and other reasons to write online.
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The Adventure of Riding to the Top of the St. Louis Gateway ArchMany people see the famous arch in St. Louis, but not as many venture to the top. This article shares details of the ride to the top of the arch. -
Haiku of AchievementKristen Wilkerson celebrates her 300th post on Associated Content. -
Exterior Photos of the St. Louis Gateway ArchThis slide show of artistic photos shows unique images of the St. Louis Gateway Arch. The architecture of the arch is incredible as it towers over the city.
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Views from the Top of the St. Louis Gateway Arch at NightThe St. Louis Gateway Arch provides a spectacular photo location to take pictures of St. Louis lit up at night. This slide show includes a lit up Busch Stadium, courthouse, and skyline beyond St. Louis. -
Riding to the Top of the St. Louis Gateway ArchInside a caterpillar-like elevator, five people rode to the top of the St. Louis Gateway Arch. These photos show the process and size of the unique elevator. -
Vacation as a Family HaikuThis haiku shares about traveling across the country as a family on a summer vacation. -
Kid Friendly Family Activities to Do Near Branson, MissouriEscape from the traditional kid friendly locations such as water parks or putt-putt to discover these three original activities. This article discusses two Branson family-oriented shows, a haunted ghost tour, and a Civil War family destination.
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A Free Family Hobby for All Ages: Writing Publications OnlineIn a tough economy when educational systems are suffering, using writing as a family hobby helps kids in many ways. This article shares one family's approach to writing and generalizes how encouraging writing at home translates into successes.
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Teacher Social Networking Sites and What They Offer Teachers Around the WorldTeachers typically avoid social networking sites such as Facebook or Myspace. Yet, many teachers enjoy networking with other educators to learn and grow as professionals. This article explores some current teacher focused social networking sites.
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Investigation of Teacher Anxiety Dreams at Back to School TimeTeachers often have school related anxiety dreams as the school year approaches. This article explores this trend and shares individual and generalized information concerning teaching anxiety dreams. -
Photos of Civil War Battlefields at the Battle of Wilson's Creek near Springfield, MissouriPhotos of the Battle of Wilson's Creek a.k.a. Battle of Oak Hills near Springfield, Missouri -
Photos of Zehnder's Restaurant in Frankenmuth, MichiganFrankenmuth, Michigan, is host to America's largest family restaurant named Zehnder's restaurant. It is famous for its chicken dinners, class, and family style meals. -
A Detailed Differentiated Curriculum for an Algebra I or Algebra II CourseThis article discusses an experienced mentor teacher's strategy for differentiating an Algebra I or Algebra II course. Learn particular grading techniques for classroom management and motivations within the differentiated classroom. -
Baby Sandhill Crane Wildlife Photos Part TwoThis is the second of a two part slide show showing a wild baby sandhill crane and its family. These rare images are worth sharing with others! -
Baby Sandhill Crane Wildlife Photos Part OneThis is the first of a two part slide show showing a wild baby sandhill crane and its family. These rare images are worth sharing with others! -
Top Ten High Traffic Articles Written by This Author and How to Write a Successful AC ArticleWhen writing for Associated Content, it often helps to read sample articles that have had high views. The articles described below are popular due to their non-gossipy content, strong use of keywords, and creativity. -
Travel to All 30 MLB Stadiums and Baseball Games with the Book, "The Road Home"Many people dream of the ultimate baseball trip, making a journey to all 30 major league baseball stadiums. Read more about this book that tells the story of such a feat by a couple who attended 30 games within 60 days.
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Smoking Bidis and Kreteks: a Harmful Trend Facing School Children in the United StatesSchool systems frequently discover teen trends before parents. In 2009 the C.D.C. (Center for Disease Control) issued a report illustrating a disturbing smoking trend of bidis and kreteks by American teenagers. Read more here.
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Good Teaching Techniques for Instruction of Gifted Students in a Regular Education ClassroomSince being gifted is rare and a gift, students with this quality should be taught in a manner that meets their needs. This article shares teaching techniques to meet the needs of a mainstreamed gifted and talented student. -
Top Five Lesson Plan Websites for K-12 EducatorsToo often teachers try to find lesson plan ideas online, only to get lost among too much information. These five lesson plan sites have strong content and are easy to navigate thus making them great teacher resources. -
The Pool HaikuThis poem focuses on the feelings of swimming in a pool. -
Synchronized Cats in PhotosA young gray cat and a tiger kitten move in synchronization as they study the rain hitting the glass door. What do you think of this slide show? -
Pastel Sunset Photos in Jackson, MichiganAfter several thunderstorms swept through the area, the sky brightened into a beautiful pastel palette of a sunset on July 23, 2010. Which photo is your favorite? -
Swing High HaikuThis haiku focuses on the freedom of swinging on a swing set. -
Not LOL Cats, but Cute Kitten Photos Found in This Slide ShowThese cute kitten photos are akin to the images found in LOL Cats. These cats are in need of some subtitles, though. Please comment below about what subtitle you would give each kitten photo! -
Tips on Maintaining a Safe Classroom EnvironmentFrom seating arrangements to hand sanitizer, these safety tips help create a safer physical environment in many secondary education classrooms. -
Essential Elements to Include in a Secondary Education Substitute Teacher Lesson PlanTo help a classroom run smoothly in a teacher's absence, writing a quality lesson plan for a substitute teacher makes all the difference. This article provides hints for what to include in good substitute teacher plans. -
Weight Loss Tips: The Connection Between Essential Oils and Losing WeightInformation concerning the use of essential oils when trying to lose weight. Read about which essential oils may help with losing weight and why. -
Memorializing the Merge of Associated Content and Yahoo! in HaikuThis haiku poem pointedly shares a perspective about the merge of 2010 between Associated Content and Yahoo!
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Patriotic Perspective on PurpleThe color purple invokes a patriotic reminder of those who fight hard to defend our country. -
Western High School Slide Show in Parma, MichiganWestern High School is the photographer's alma mater. Located in Parma, Michigan, WHS features a state of the art auditorium as well as interesting architecture. -
Kilby Family Genealogy Photo Documentation for Family TreesLocated at Sunset View Cemetery in Jonesville, Michigan, this series of photos captures genealogy information of some members of the Kilby family, my ancestors. -
The Journey of Losing Weight - a Story of Personal Struggle Part ThreeThis first person perspective discusses weight loss from a psychological and documentary point of view. Identify with another person's struggle with weight loss and living a healthy lifestyle. The author will be responding to comments daily. -
Tips for Planning a High School or College Graduation ProgramGraduation planning tips for making a graduation commencement program run smoothly. Learn about new, interesting ideas as well as some tips on what to include in a traditional graduation ceremony. -
The Apple IPad Passes Two Million Sales as Debates About Its Value ContinueThe iPad recently passed the 2 million sales mark. Its large sales volume has sparked numerous debates around the world. This article explores some of the iPad debates at hand. -
Blessings: A Christian HaikuA haiku praising God for looking out for those in need.
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Strong Bonds HaikuHaiku discussing a step-parent's relationship with his or her step-child -
Top Three Travel-Related Graduation Gifts for High School or College GraduatesWhile graduates often receive money as a graduation gift, those who travel may prefer these popular graduation gift ideas. This article features three popular travel related gift ideas. -
The Journey of Losing Weight - a Story of Personal Struggle Part OneThis first person perspective discusses weight loss from a psychological and documentary point of view. Identify with another person's struggle with weight loss and living a healthy lifestyle. The author will be responding to comments daily.
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Debate Ensues as Michigan's Early Retirement Plan Passes the LegislatureAs the Michigan legislature approves an early retirement incentive for public school teachers, many people debate over the pros and cons of such a move. Read about the details and reactions to this newly passed retirement bill.
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Time Flies by HaikuKids grow up so quickly! This haiku portrays that thought.
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How to Make an Insect for a School Art ProjectUsing insect properties such as six legs and antennae, kids can create their own insects as an art project or science model. This article explains how. -
Images of a FawnA fawn (or baby deer) stopped in our backyard for a snack of some fresh, green leaves. This slideshow shares photos of it. -
Sledding Hill HaikuA haiku about sledding -
Three Inexpensive Ways to Decorate a High School ClassroomAs school budgets decline, teachers need to be creative with their resources. Decorating a classroom can be expensive when buying bulletin board boarders and posters. This article explores three alternate materials for decorating a high school classroom. -
How Are Animals Affected by an Oil Spill?With the recent oil spill in the Gulf and other oil spills worldwide, how do these oil spills affect animal life? This article discusses particular animals and explores why oil spills are so devastating to them. -
How to Increase a Student's Work Ethic in Algebra -Teaching Strategies to Improve Student MotivationThis article shares five teaching strategies that work in an algebra class to increase a student's work ethic and motivation to do their best. Have you used these math teaching strategies or ever experienced them as a student?
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Like NASCAR? Want to Win a Pace Car? Here's the ScoopDuring May, 2010, the Michigan International Speedway and FireKeepers Casino will pair up to give away the official pace car for the June 13 NASCAR race. This article shares more details of the contest. -
Soccer Rain HaikuHaiku poem about watching soccer in the rain -
Top 4 Viral Videos to Make You Laugh Involving Animals and MathematicsThe Internet is host to millions of videos. Some are staged while others are totally impromptu. Both create laughs. Read this article to discover four funny viral videos making light of mathematics and enjoying animal humor.
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Slip N Slide HaikuA haiku about the fun of a Slip n Slide -
Transfer Time HaikuHaiku about family and transferring kids
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Twirling in Rain HaikuHaiku about the fun of twirling in the rain -
A Moment to Pause HaikuPause to soak up the moments.
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Technical Steps for Teaching Linear Regression in an Algebra ClassLearn how to teach linear regression in an algebra classroom using a TI-83+ or similar calculator. This article discusses key concepts and the step-by-step process needed to use a graphing calculator with linear regression. -
Michigan Volunteers Can Help Protect the State from TerrorismMichigan offers many opportunities for citizens to protect and respond to crime and terrorism. Learn how to volunteer as a member of the Michigan Citizens Corps by reading more about the group in this article.
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Improve Your Photography Skills with Four Workshops in MichiganNo matter where you live, travel to Michigan for one of these four photography workshops. Meet other photographers and learn new photo taking skills. This article discusses four of the courses that will be offered during 2010.
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Fairy Festival a Fun Event for Kids in Jackson, MichiganRead about using a fairy festival concept to address dental hygiene as kids dress up like fairies and enjoy other fairy related arts in Jackson, Michigan. -
Top Three Romantic Restaurants in Jackson, MichiganWhether looking for a romantic dinner destination for prom, an anniversary, or to treat someone special, one of these locations may be a perfect solution. This article shares details of three romantic restaurants in Jackson, Michigan. -
Using Physical Location as a Preventive Classroom Management StrategyUsing successful classroom management strategies helps prevent many behavior problems. This article shares strategies that utilize students' physical placement in the classroom and explain why these ideas help.
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Don't Forget the Time Factor when Planning a Road TripAs summer approaches many people head to the road to avoid excessive airline charges. This article shares three often overlooked aspects of planning a road trip. -
Learn About Bird Watching and Enjoy the Birds in Jackson MichiganInterested in bird watching? Read about the bird watching classes available to the public in Jackson, Michigan.
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Six Years of Soccer from a Soccer Mom's PerspectiveHow many of you either know a soccer mom or are one? This slide show captures a soccer mom's look as her step-son grows over a six year period. It is interesting to observe growth. What do you notice? -
Following the Colorado River Along I-70 in PhotosA slide show of Colorado River images taken along I-70 in Colorado. To read more, click here -
Art Exhibition at Spring Arbor UniversityAfter a long undergraduate career of creating hours of art projects, graduating seniors from Spring Arbor University will display their work at the Ganton Art Gallery for a couple of weeks. This article shares more details about their work. -
Strategies to Help School District Budget While Helping EnvironmentBudgets are extremely tight, and schools are using creative cost cutting ideas. This article shares some money saving strategies teachers can use in their classrooms designed to help a school district's budget while also helping the environment. -
Michigan's Smoking Ban Law to Take Effect on May 1st Meets OppositionThe new smoking ban in Michigan becomes effective on May 1, 2010. Restaurants and other business owners will be required to enforce the policy at risk of financial penalties. One county, however, threatens to sue the state over the smoking ban. -
A Look Back on an AC Contributor's First 200 Slide Shows and ArticlesTo celebrate Kristen's 200th publication on AC and one year anniversary of membership, this slide show highlights some of the most popular images from her previous content. The descriptions link to the article on which the image first appeared. -
Teaching Science with the iPad App "The Elements: A Visual Exploration"The iPad app "The Elements: A Visual Exploration" revolutionizes the way students, parents, and teachers interact with the periodic table of elements. This article discusses the impact this iPad app makes on the learning environment. -
On-Campus Textbook Rental Arrives at Six Colleges in MichiganFind out which Michigan colleges will offer on-campus textbook rental and why this is important to college students.
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American Flags from Across AmericaView this slide show of American flags from different parts of America. Observe the various scenery in each. Which is your favorite? Please comment below. -
Pink Roses Growing in CaliforniaMost people preferred the pink rose in my previous slide show. So here are some of my actual pink roses that grew in my flower garden in southern California. The plants reached to my shoulder and bloomed year around. -
Which Rose is the Best Color?Red is for love. Pink is for admiration. Yellow is for friendship. White is for purity. These four most popular colors are located within these two pictures. Which of these roses is your favorite? -
Good Elementary School Art Project: "Flat Jonathan"Student mails their body size artwork to a relative (practice addressing envelopes, etc.) Relative takes photos of the art doing various tasks and returns them. What do you think of this? Please comment. -
Where to Look Online for Forensic Science Position Job OpeningsLooking for a career in forensic science can be difficult to find. This article shares multiple websites of locations looking to hire forensic science career individuals. -
Where to Find the Best Burgers in Jackson, MichiganLooking for a good burger? The best burgers are sometimes hard to find. This article features three restaurants in the Jackson, Michigan, area which offer dynamite burgers. -
Iris Perennial PhotosPerennials bloom many years in a row. Irises are no exception. This slide show illustrates the beauty of an iris with its lacy, fragrant style. Which of these is your favorite? Please comment below. -
A Peach of a RoseThis slide show illustrates the beauty of a peach colored roses bouquet. Which is your favorite? Please comment below. -
NYPD in Ann Arbor, MichiganThe NYPD (New York Pizza Depot) is known for its excellent New York style pizza as well as its Chicago style pizza. Which type of pizza do you prefer? Please leave a comment below! -
Cloud Layers in Alaska at SunriseThese photos were taken early in the day near Anchorage, Alaska. Which is your favorite? Have you ever been to Alaska? Please comment below! -
Celebrate Earth Day - How Teachers Can Reuse Magazines for Educational PurposesThis article discusses various ways that teachers can reuse magazines as a teaching tool. Save old magazines and donate them to schools to celebrate Earth Day. -
Easter Events at Baptist Churches in Jackson MichiganSometimes church celebrations vary on Easter compared with other Sundays. This article shares some worship times and other church events of Baptist churches around Jackson, Michigan. -
Biblical Baby Names Beginning with the Letter ZThis article contains research of names that occur in the Bible that may inspire parents to a good baby name choice. It includes interesting tidbits about the name and links to the name as well.
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Photos of my Tuxedo Cat from Kitten to Grown Up KittyAn age progression of my tuxedo cat from kitten to adult cat in some unique photos. Which is your favorite? Please comment below. -
Three Themed First Date Ideas Around Jackson, MichiganDiscover three places to take a first date in Jackson, Michigan, and themes surrounding each to make it a fun evening. -
Where a College Degree in Education Can Take YouBased on personal experience, a teacher describes where her college degree in education has taken her both physically and professionally.
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Symbolism and Legends of the UnicornUnicorn symbolism and legends have changed over the centuries. It has also been symbolic of Christ's reincarnation.
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The Best Four American SunrisesView four photos of beautiful sunrises across America. Which one is your favorite? Please comment below. -
M.S. and Algebra I - Ideas for Teaching Systems of Linear InequalitiesA teacher shares some ideas about how to teach systems of linear inequalities in an Algebra I course by using the graphing method -
The Best Four American SunsetsKristen Wilkerson shares her top four American sunset photos. Which is your favorite? Please leave a comment below. -
Ancient Egyptian Niche in Modern-Day SocietyRecent trends indicate that consumers are increasingly searching for information and products pertaining to ancient Egyptian themes.
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Spring Vernal Equinox Brings Warm Weather to MidwestRead how the spring Vernal equinox of 2010 has affected the Midwestern United States
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Discussion Series of "The Gift of Years" by Joan Chittister in Kalamazoo MichiganDetails concerning a study of prayer and aging in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Includes discussion of "The Gift of Years" by Joan Chittister. -
Tips for Success Using Google Apps Sites MakerHow to set up and create a Web site using Google Apps.
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St Louis Bandanas BBQ RestaurantEnjoyed a great dinner and atmosphere at a regional restaurant chain called Bandana's BBQ. The food was tasty, prepared well, and affordable. We will look them up again when passing through the St. Louis area. -
Aspects of KansasWhile the view may not be too exciting, Kansas offers some unique charm all its own as shown in these photos of a Kansas wind farm, a local restaurant, and ranch cattle. -
The Village of Saranac, MichiganFormerly called Boston, this village of Saranac, Michigan, represents modern small town America -
Modern and Historical Uses of HematiteHematite has a slightly metallic -
Aromas of FallScents of fall and how their aromas trigger particular memories -
Immune System Boosting - the Natural WayGreat strategies for boosting one's immune system with essential oils and other alternative medicine methods.
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Biblical Baby Name PagesLearn about interesting people from the Bible while discovering their meanings. Great for choosing a baby's name.
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Floods and Thunderstorms Across America - Be PreparedRead this advice on what to put into a disaster preparedness kit in times of floods and thunderstorms. -
Symbolism of Bats at Halloween and Other Times of the YearSeveral symbolic meanings of bats
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Bergamot Essential Oil in AromatherapyHow and why to use bergamot essential oil in aromatherapy
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Jasmine Scent in AromatherapyUses of Jasmine oil in aromatherapy
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Army's Fort Carson near Colorado Springs, ColoradoFort Carson army photos -
Los Angeles and San Diego Area Ocean View LocationGround squirrels, sea gulls, and other birds abound at this scenic overlook south of Los Angeles. More Info. -
The Spectacular Grand CanyonUnique photos of the Grand Canyon -
Polar Bear Exhibit at the San Diego ZooGreat collection of polar bear photos. Read more about polar bears here. -
Giraffe exhibit at the San Diego ZooNotice the camouflage and personality of these giraffes from the San Diego Zoo. Read more about these giraffes here. -
A Dragonfly's Simple BeautyThe symbolic meaning of a dragonfly is available here. -
Biblical Baby Names Beginning with the Letter 'J'Biblical baby names, their references, meanings, and some commentary
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Biblical Baby Names Beginning with the Letter 'I'Biblical baby names beginning with the letter "I", their meanings, location in the Bible, and some commentary.
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Biblical Baby Names Beginning with the Letter 'E'Possible baby names found in the Bible. Name meanings, and a brief explanation. -
Teachers' Choices Regarding Poverty in the U.S. Education SystemA teacher's analysis of Kay Ann Taylor's article about poverty within the U.S. educational system.
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Strategies for Addressing Poverty in SchoolsA teacher reflects upon ways to improve school policies for students in poverty.
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School Policies that Exclude or Hinder Students from PovertyA deeper look into students from poverty and four ways that schools hinder their progress.
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Biblical Baby Names Beginning with the Letter 'D'Variety of biblical based baby names including the Bible reference, name meaning, and significance. -
Biblical Baby Names Beginning with the Letter 'C'Various names from the Bible beginning with the letter 'C' -
Kansas SceneryShots illustrating various industries in Kansas -
Kansas Wind FarmWind farm generators across Kansas -
Kansas Cattle ScenesImages of cattle from a drive through Kansas -
Biblical Baby Names Beginning with the Letter 'B'Seven names from the Bible beginning with the letter 'B' and their biblical significance -
Hudson River Plane and Helicopter Collision InformationWitness remarks and police information regarding the Hudson River plane and helicopter collision that happened on August 8, 2009.
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Biblical Baby Names Beginning with the Letter 'A'Eight baby names from the Bible beginning with the letter 'A' -
History and Importance of Olives and Olive WoodA historical look at olive wood and olive oil from ancient times to modern day.
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Biblical Flowers and PlantsThis article discusses Palestinian flowers and plants from the Bible.
