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Morris Cook
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- La Ronge, Saskatchewan
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- Tell about your involvement in education, and your ideals for collegial sharing
- I have been involved in educations for 6 Years. I am a teacher/Administrator. I am also involved with the traditional teachings of the Cree people. Knowledge cannot be owned by any one human being - it is meant to be shared by all.
- About Me:
- I live in La Ronge, Saskatchewan, Canada. I just completed my Masters in Educational Administration and I hope to start a PhD program soon. I consider myself a life long learner. I plan on teaching for the rest of my stay here on Earth and enjoying every minute of it.
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I can heartily recommend the British Museum, as we visited there recently. Were you looking for anything specific?
x Shoshana x
What a terrific opening page. "Knowledge cannot be owned by any one human being - it is meant to be shared by all."
Happy to see the love of teaching coming across... it's a grand privilege, isnt' it? Me, too, I plan on teaching forever. And to me, probably the majority of time what I'm doing as a teacher is modeling being a learner. Is that true for you, too?
Please share thoughts from the traditional teachings of the Cree people, as well as anything else you'd like to talk about. Join right in!
PS: I'd also like to hear about the Masters in Ed Admin, how that's gone.
You'll bring a nice social and holistic view as you share with us. I like your plan, let me say me too (and, it should go without saying - learning for the rest of my stay... and beyond!)