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Susan Grant June 21, 2025

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2121) There are many things I teach in language arts. My young scholars learn (hopefully) the correct way of spelling specific words, how to write an essay and more.   But any good teacher will tell you, we teach far more than this. We are looking ahead to life beyond the classroom for kids, and
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Susan Grant June 20, 2025

The Light

2120) When I was a child, I remember hearing or reading about what it feels like to be in total darkness.   In order to experience this, I went into a windowless room, put a towel down at the bottom of the door, and turned off the light.   Standing there in total darkness was
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Susan Grant June 19, 2025

Autofill

2119) Programmers code many software programs to include a helpful feature called autofill. It’s a great time-saver because the program identifies phrases and words you regularly use and predicts what thought you might currently have based on this history.   Autofill can also be a horrible feature because it can incorrectly predict what you want
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Susan Grant June 18, 2025

A Better Time

2118) It’s interesting when you see a child having a tantrum, and you ignore it, the child will often rev it up, to see if you can still say no. This can go from mild crying to screaming at a pitch that seems it could break windows.   I think it’s interesting to note if
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Susan Grant June 17, 2025

Multiplication

2117) Many of my young scholars find mathematics difficult. They’ll come in and tell me what they’re struggling with.   I nod my head and remind them that math is complicated and asking for help is a necessary thing.   In Mark 4:1-20, we read of a parable Jesus told involving numbers. In The Sower,
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Susan Grant June 16, 2025

Living Bread

2116) There are many precious memories I have with my maternal grandparents. One of them is when we were sitting around the breakfast table.   My grandfather reached for his old King James Bible (really the only version readily available then). He would pull his reading glasses out of the holder and flip to the
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Susan Grant June 15, 2025

Who Needs a Doctor?

2115) Going to a doctor can take up several hours. I think there are many reasons for this and I certainly understand that circumstances dictate how long I wait.   I am kind of amused, however, to notice the waiting period in the waiting room and then, I am moved to an individual examination room
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Susan Grant June 14, 2025

What You Choose to See

2114) Most of you know John the Baptist was Jesus’ cousin. They most likely grew up together, playing games little boys played in those days.   Most likely, John and Jesus grew up in homes where traditional Jewish observances were held. They probably laughed and shared jokes and more.   Assuming this is true, John
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Susan Grant June 13, 2025

Answering the Call

2113) The ring of a phone demonstrates Pavlov’s dog study which concluded dogs (and humans) can be conditioned to respond immediately to specific things.   Consider this conditioning. When our phones ring, or whatever we have programed into it to announce a call, we’ll often look immediately at the phone.   When we do receive
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Susan Grant June 12, 2025

Familiarity Breeds?

2112) I used to think the people in the Bible who knew Jesus had an advantage in their faith, but now, I don’t think this way. Why?   In Luke 4, we read of a group of people who grew up with Jesus in Nazareth listening to his statement he is fulfilling the prophecy of
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