Jessi Michaels
My history is either quite complex or quite simple, depending on who you ask. I play many roles in life, as I am sure you do too. I also play host to an inner family because I have Dissociative Identity Disorder. Anyway, I am a seeker by nature therefore life is a compelling journey.
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When Home is a War ZoneA powerful insight into life with dissociative identity disorder aka multiple personality disorder. It also shows the powerful influence dysfunctional family has over life beyond childhood.
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Stained GlassThis article talks about the development of dissociative identity diosrder and specifically how it has affected my life and others.
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WithinThis article discusses how to find peace and personal control.
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Growing UpA satirical look back into the magic of childhood and an exploration of whether or not we can ever go back. -
The Mind's PoolThis is a reflective journey that was triggered by a childhood photo. It was old and yellowed but it held it's memory in tact.
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Venn Diagrams; They're Not Just Circles AnymoreFor many years Venn diagrams have been tolerated but not truly appreciated. The reality is this family of circles can be a wonderful and creative way to teach diverse learners and higher level thinking.
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Autumn ReflectionAutumn changes in New Jersey have finally gotten underway. Here are some photos of the woods in Paramus, New Jersey -
How Class Gifts Touch the Heart of TeachersEvery year teachers are given gifts by well-meaning parents, it is not however always the best use of funds. This article discusses an alternative gift giving idea.
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Autumn DanceThis is a creative writing piece which compares the end of the autumn leaf's existence with that of a wonderful woman, Arlene Paeper.
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Science Gifts for GirlsThis article discusses the importance of exposing girls to the exciting world of science by affording them opportunities to learn through play in order to gain knowledge and confidence.
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The Top Ten Things I Am Thankful for This ThanksgivingA new approach to reflection of things I am thankful for this Thanksgiving.
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Developing a Natural Love of Music in ChilldrenThis article discusses the philosophy of immersion in music from birth and the role it plays in learning to play a musical instrument.
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Records Vs. CDs: A New SpinThis article is an editorial discussing whether or not the old vinyl records of the 60's were better than the CDs of today.
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My Home by the BayA creative piece based on a "if it were possible" dream, where I would spend my life in New England, writing and absorbing all it has to offer.
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Developing Creative Writing Opportunities for ChildrenChildren need exposure to literature and a variety of writing opportunities to develop the skills needed to write with their own voice and imagination. This article addresses some of the ways to promote these skills.
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The Great M&M DebateWhile few of us will admit to not enjoying m&ms, there is a lingering debate over which is the best kind. In this article I write about the two most popular.
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How to Help Your Child Develop a Love of LearningIn this article, I discuss as both a parent and an educator, the ability a parent has in instilling a desire to learn in their children. It is an awesome responsibility but so rewarding.
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Tricky Dream on HalloweenA poem for children about the power of imagination, especially on Halloween.