February 15, 2014

The Impenetrable Wall

February 15, 2014/ Guest User

Can we say that something was taught if the recipient of the teaching doesn’t learn? After all, the teacher expends much time, energy, thought and creativity trying to impart knowledge. Therefore, the teacher deserves credit for teaching, don’t you think?

The Did Ya Notice? Project, LLC

The Did Ya Notice? Project™, LLC was founded to encourage you to Notice the world around you while you go about your daily business of working and caring for your family, yourself, and your community. One part of our work is to assist businesses by teaching employees to Notice. Noticing is essential for team-building, better communications, and for innovative leadership. The second part of our work is to make the world a world of Noticers. Margery blogs weekly about things she has Noticed. Her new book is The Noticer’s Guide to Living and Laughing – Change Your Life Without Changing Your Routine. You can also find Margery and The Did Ya Notice? Project on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.

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Excited to announce that my latest book, A Beacon of Light, is out:

A Beacon of Light is the 50 year history of the Falls Church-McLean Children’s Center, a non-profit, community-supported child care center that is the highest quality and diverse in all ways imaginable. Early childhood professionals may find it an i… — *A Beacon of Light* is the 50 year history of the Falls Church-McLean Children’s Center, a non-profit, community-supported child care center that is the highest quality and diverse in all ways imaginable. Early childhood professionals may find it an interesting case study. This was a major volunteer gig for me the last year, and all proceeds of sales go to the Children‘s Center.

INDOMITABLE! Immigrant Stories of Perseverance and Resilience

Short & Sweet (Sometimes Sour) Noticing Essays