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  • 3 Things my Blog Titles Need to be Better

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    Sue Dunlop

    I just spent some time analyzing a handful of titles from previous posts using Co-schedule Headline Analyzer. Here are my results: I Can’t Eat the Frog => B+ or 39 It’s Summer, Take Some Time Off => C- or 50 Up the Ladder and Down the Snakes => B+ or 68 Living in the Tension…

  • That Metre Can Save My Life

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    Sue Dunlop

    I was one happy cyclist this past September 1.  Ontario passed a series of amendments to traffic laws that are intended to make the roads safer for cyclists: All drivers of motor vehicles are required to maintain a minimum distance of one-metre, where practical, when passing cyclists on highways; Persons who improperly open or leave opened…

  • My Name Is…

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    Sue Dunlop

    Back to School posts are everywhere! It’s that time of year after all. It’s great to read about caring, relationship building, visioning. That is all super important. We know that if students and teachers don’t feel valued at school or if there aren’t good relationships, success for everyone goes waaaay down. But I think there…

  • Up the Ladders and Down the Snakes

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    Sue Dunlop

    My siblings and I loved Snakes and Ladders. Zooming up and down the board was fun. You would land on the ladder and advance, only to find the snake, groan, and slide back down. It’s a simple game with parallels to life and learning. I thought about this game at a recent training session for Adaptive…

  • Courage and Me

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    Sue Dunlop

    I can be a big scaredy cat. The usual stuff scares me: high cliffs, bad turbulence, near accident misses. I have a few other fears too, like those big creepy crawly bugs with tons of legs. Ugh. If you have a couch handy, maybe I could share the rest of my neuroses sometime! But I’m…

  • It’s Summer – Take Some Time Off

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    Sue Dunlop

    Everyone needs vacation. There is no substitute for forcing your mind and body away from work, even if just for a week. (For the record, I believe people need way more than that.) Some folks say they just can’t. I don’t get that. There was a recent exchange on Twitter about the following blog post,…