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		<title>By: coolcatteacher</title>
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		<description>Wow!  I&#039;m on vacation, but your kind words came through my rss reader. (I subscribe to the links of the blog posts who link to my blog through the technorati watchlist service.)

I love your blog.  You have a very nice style of writing and are so kind.

I think that you and I think alike on the Google article.  Pushing students towards creative thought and pushing them to develop tenacity is such a highwire balancing act!  On the one hand, we want to push them and on the other hand, we don&#039;t want them to quit.  The formula seems to be different for every student!

I love your quotation, &quot;learning how to learn and learning how to think are two of my top goals&quot; -- those are great and notice that although they are more important than most anything else in life, they are NOT shown on standardized tests!

Excellent work!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wow!  I&#8217;m on vacation, but your kind words came through my rss reader. (I subscribe to the links of the blog posts who link to my blog through the technorati watchlist service.)</p>
<p>I love your blog.  You have a very nice style of writing and are so kind.</p>
<p>I think that you and I think alike on the Google article.  Pushing students towards creative thought and pushing them to develop tenacity is such a highwire balancing act!  On the one hand, we want to push them and on the other hand, we don&#8217;t want them to quit.  The formula seems to be different for every student!</p>
<p>I love your quotation, &#8220;learning how to learn and learning how to think are two of my top goals&#8221; &#8212; those are great and notice that although they are more important than most anything else in life, they are NOT shown on standardized tests!</p>
<p>Excellent work!</p>
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