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Ink-Stained Truths: What Writing Teaches Us About Ourselves

Ink-Stained Truths: What Writing Teaches Us About Ourselves

by Noble Newman | Nov 11, 2025 | books, education, education policy, education reform, Noble Newman, Writing

There’s something almost magical about writing. It’s more than just words on a page — it’s a mirror, a map, and a memory rolled into one. Whether you’re crafting a novel, journaling before bed, or writing copy for a business, the act of writing often reveals...

The Ultimate Book Club Starter Kit: 20 Books for Lively Discussions

by Noble Newman | Apr 16, 2024 | books, Noble Newman, Writing

Book clubs offer a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow readers, explore diverse perspectives, and dive deep into the world of literature. To kickstart your book club journey, here are 20 books perfect for sparking lively discussions, igniting debates, and...

Special Needs Teacher Part 3: Share What Works

by Noble Newman | Jul 21, 2017 | education policy, education reform

Share successful techniques that work at home and school. It may not work in the other place, but is worth a try. Sharing needs honesty. Was it a great day? Please say it. Was it a bad day? Please say it. Be honest. The Hard Part: We must share our successes first....

Special Needs: What Can We REASONABLY Ask from Our Child’s Teacher

by Noble Newman | Jul 21, 2017 | education reform

Our children with Special Needs deserve extra care and attention to help them thrive in a classroom environment. Let’s be honest. We are all afraid that by being too much of a “helicopter parent,” we might instill resentment in the back of the teacher’s mind. Yes,...
Don’t Judge a Presentation by its Presentation

Don’t Judge a Presentation by its Presentation

by Noble Newman | Jul 18, 2017 | education, Noble Newman, Writing

Teachers and professors spend years on end teaching students how to give presentations via “Baptism by Fire,” that is, by practicing in front of their classmates and friends. From the engagement that their visuals draw to the body language of the presenters, the...
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