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The Hurt Child

The Hurt Child

The Hurt Child   By Marcia Davis-Dawkins In all likelihood, probably no adult is more trusted by children who have been abused than a loving, caring teacher. Teachers have the unique opportunity to identify abused children and start the healing process. To do so,...

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Trouble Won’t Last Always

Trouble Won’t Last Always

Trouble Won’t Last Always By Dr. Marcia Davis-Dawkins “Let not your heart be troubled.” John 14:1 This Bible verse is seen as a reassurance for us. It sends a reminder that there is hope in times of trouble. What is trouble? Trouble can come in many forms including...

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Why Don’t You Get It?

Why Don’t You Get It?

Why Don’t You Get It?     By Dr. Marcia Davis-Dawkins In one of my recent articles, I discussed Differentiated Instruction, which is the method in which a teacher anticipates and responds to a variety of students’ needs by adjusting and teaching students to the way...

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The Joy of Giving

The Joy of Giving

The Joy of Giving By Dr. Marcia Davis-Dawkins   We recently celebrated the holiday season and most of us were considering “giving joyously.” Perhaps the giving was not limited to just “joyously,” but delightfully, gratefully, passionately, freely, readily, and...

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It’s Gonna Be Okay!

It’s Gonna Be Okay!

It’s Gonna Be Okay! By Dr. Marcia Davis-Dawkins “It’s gonna be okay, Mommy!” These were words of comfort from the mouth of a five year old. This is a message that is so profound – it sends peace, hope, trust, reassurance positivity and love. There are so many days...

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Do Not Pass Me By

Do Not Pass Me By

By Dr. Marcia Davis-Dawkins I am certain that you have felt rejection in some form! I have been down that road several times and it is never taken lightly. Rejection comes in many forms, some of which include: interview choice job choice award choice team choice home...

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The Power of Words

The Power of Words

The Power of Words By Dr. Marcia Davis-Dawkins Growing up, I was often compared to many, including and especially to, one of my siblings. What is interesting about this situation is that I am the first of six. This meant that the comparison stung more than others...

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