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It doesn’t matter your cultural or religious background–it doesn’t matter if you’re wealthy or just barely getting by, there are three concerns at the end of life most people share. They’re heard by chaplains, hospice workers and volunteers, and by family members who gather around those they love

Get More Tools at http://twowritingteachers.com! Posted on Friday August 1, 2008 by Stacey Last August we made our blog live. This August, we’re delighted to announce the launch of Two Writing Teachers — The Website!

Teachers & Writers: V39, #3 Posted on Thursday July 31, 2008 by Stacey If you haven’t already seen the Summer 2008 Issue of Teachers & Writers, which is published by the Teachers & Writers Collaborative, then I HIGHLY suggest picking it up soon. The Summer Issue is completely devoted to comic books in the classroom.

I'm headed out on a road trip to Ohio this week. My brother-in-law is taking a new position teaching organic chemistry at Cedarville University. Since it's summer and I love road trips, I volunteered to help with the move. Before I go I'm loading up my iPod with new podcasts and albums for the road.

There are tributes to Randy Pausch all over the world, so it seems a little redundant to put them here, but bear with me. I loved his last lecture, which reminded me so much of what I loved about my years as a teacher. Randy was the finest sort of teacher.

Go east: US students get their first Hindi textbook Houston, Jul 26 : With Hindi steadily emerging as a “strategically” important language, schools in Texas are introducing the first Hindi textbook for high school students in the United States.

Superwoman Wields Meitei Magic By Anjulika Thingam Samom Several faded old ‘chunnis’ (stoles) stitched together partition 35-year-old Najma’s office from her kitchen in the bamboo-walled room, adjoining her dilapidated mud house.

“All attempts to console ourselves, I believe, are doomed, because the world is more complicated than we are. Our explanations will fail, but it is our human work to make them.” from “Souls on Ice” by Mark Doty I just completed an essay, about my father. It is a draft, so incredibly far from finished, more incredibly difficult to write.

I love reading.  I hate research.  I wish I could retire. My English teachers always told me to start with a plan, so the above three sentences are my plan.  But as usual, let me elaborate. I didn’t always love reading.  I have funny eyes–not Seinfeld funny have you, but one is lazy, the other is

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