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School and activities are canceled, but spring is not -- the magnolia outside my front window should bloom in the next week. I am eager …Read More
School and activities are canceled, but spring is not -- the magnolia outside my front window should bloom in the next week. I am eager …Read More
Sarah and I tend to record Best of Both Worlds podcasts ahead of time. Issues of work/family/time management are fairly evergreen, and as two working …Read More
Greetings! Like a great many folks, we're on lockdown here for the duration. I'm doing my best to check news once a day, since more …Read More
It was bound to happen eventually. After one closure for cleaning, and a few half days for teachers to figure out remote work plans, Pennsylvania's …Read More
One of the upsides of speaking and writing about time management is that I have a valid professional reason for thinking through my own systems. …Read More
In education circles over the past few years, there's been a movement to help teachers see themselves as leaders. You're helping people learn, of course, …Read More
Certain kinds of work have to be done on-site. Medical procedures, construction... But a lot of modern knowledge work is done by communicating with other …Read More
Years ago, while writing All the Money in the World,* I got a chance to interview architect Sarah Susanka. She's best-known for the "not-so-big house" …Read More
I spent a great deal of time nursing a baby during February. Theoretically, this gives me time to read books on my Kindle app, and …Read More
I just took the baby to his two month well-child visit yesterday. I quite like my pediatrician. She has six kids (mostly grown) and we …Read More