Old Dog. New Tricks. You know the story.
But brace yourself for a new story. Just like gluts, quads, and biceps, the more you use the brain, the better your quality of life. I spent a few decades at the front of a middle school classroom, teaching life science, and I loved it.
Until I didn't.
I was determined NOT to be the teacher that phones it in, making do, slumping along. Time for new tricks. Learning keeps everything fresh - your brain, your personality, and your outlook on life. I learned how to be an instructional technology specialist. You would not believe the notes I took. Digitally, course! Check out this picture of my notebook. That long column? ALLLL the tabs in my notebook! Each with all their own pages. Yikes!
Then I decided that my last career could be school librarian. Immersed in books, surrounded by kids, collaborating with teachers -- bliss. Back to grad school, where learning was a daily occurrence. New tricks popping up like a digital game of whack-a-mole.
Here I am, now blogging, a brand new trick. Let's see how pretty we can make this, not to mention helpful. Because that is what school librarians do!


Love the title!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! ~Amy
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