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Category Archives: character education

How Parents Can Make Life Hard for Their Kids

March 31, 2017by Susangbarber 1 Comment

On a recent college tour with the baby of the family, I thought it might be a good time to probe a little to see if the high school junior […]

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character education, generation Y, raising good students, raising successful students, Uncategorized

How to Be a Teacher’s Parent Pet

March 2, 2017by Susangbarber 2 Comments

I’m going to create a new reality show – The Parents. Instead of lovesick single bachelors or bachelorettes getting out of a limo and introducing themselves to the prospective spouse, […]

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Welcome to My House

August 18, 2016by Susangbarber Leave a comment

Tonight is Open House -the night where parents come to see how their kids are doing in school after 10 days. If there’s a problem after only 10 days, that’s […]

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We Don’t Need No Education – Actually, You Do . . . .

August 4, 2016by Susangbarber 1 Comment

Just like that summer is over, and school starts tomorrow. I have a love/hate relationship with the start of school. There’s something refreshing about a do-over, but with the temps […]

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character education, generation Y, good character, raising good students, raising successful students

Freedom to Read

July 5, 2016by Susangbarber Leave a comment

Fun fact: the Fourth of July is my favorite holiday. The Peachtree Road Race, Braves baseball, fireworks, southern BBQ, country music, watermelon, and sweet summertime make for the perfect holiday. […]

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What Would You Tell a Graduate?

May 19, 2016by Susangbarber 1 Comment

One of my favorite classroom traditions is showing commencement addresses to seniors the last two weeks of school. I’m not sure how or why I started doing this, but the […]

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character education, end of school year, finishing strong, generation Y, good character, raising good students, raising successful students

Who are You Cheating?

March 25, 2016by Susangbarber Leave a comment

Research is well underway in one of my 12th-grade classes, so the subject of plagiarism was only a matter of time. Most times I deal with this indirectly because I […]

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character education, generation Y, good character, raising successful students

School Year Resolutions

February 5, 2016by Susangbarber Leave a comment

This was supposed to be my first post of 2016, and I guess it technically is. Between the start of a new semester in school, my mom’s foot surgery, and […]

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character education, generation Y, raising good students, raising successful students

You Could Have Said “Yes”

October 29, 2015by Susangbarber Leave a comment

Once again the teacher is learning from the student. I never cease to be amazed by students and want to relay a story told by a National Honor Society officer […]

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character education, generation Y, good character, raising good students, student leadership

The Ultimate Teacher Appreciation

May 4, 2015by Susangbarber Leave a comment

*This post was previously published last year, but since everyone including me has forgotten what I wrote last year on teacher appreciation, I am running this again. The first full […]

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