it’s really me. . .

. . . as teach mama, hanging out in cyberspace, in all of these fun, amazing, super-cool spots:

I created this online group for parents and teachers to hang out, to collaborate, and to communicate (head over and join the fun!):

I hang out on Facebook, rockin’ and rollin’ on the:

I am excited to attend the following 2012 events:

  • Toy Fair: NYC, February 2012
  • Mom 2.0: Key Biscayne, FL, May 2012
  • Type-A Parent: Charlotte, NC June 2012
  • EVO: Park City, Utah, July 2012
  • BlogHer: NYC, August 2012
  • Blogalicious: tba, October 2012
  • NAEYC: Atlanta, GA, November 2012

. . . and I enjoyed attending these conferences:

 

I loved speaking at this events and conferences. . .

 

I had an absolute blast being on NBC4 Washington (even if it was only for two minutes!):

 

I currently write for these sites:

 

I am proud to be a member of:

 

I have written pieces for these sites:

 

I wrote the following eBooks:

I wrote regularly here:

I am extremely grateful to have guest posted or have been featured here:

I am excited to have been mentioned in these publications:

I’m thankful that these friends have mentioned my ideas here: (in no particular order)

I’m proud to be on the education-related blogrolls here:

I am so thankful that ‘we teach’ was mentioned here:

I am a key contributor here:

 

I am an advisor here:

I am a member of the following professional organizations:

  • NCTE (National Council of Teachers of English)
  • IRA (International Reading Association)
  • SoMIRAC (State of Maryland International Reading Council)
  • NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children)

I am a member of these influential social media groups:

I take part in these blog groups:

I did some blogging here:

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under a shady tree
can you feel the soft cool grass?
can you feel it with your toes?
we can sit here while it grows.
laurie berkner, "under a shady tree"


i know nothing with certainty but the sight of the stars makes me dream
. . . vincent van gogh