Lori Pohlman
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LakeArrowheadLadyWriter · The Writing Life: Focus on Fiction- Adult, Young Adult, Historical, Literary
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Found you through The Big Dream Community! Stopping by to browse your blog and looking forward to going and reading some of your post! If you want I invite you to follow my blogging journey with me as I hope to encourage many<3
Keep on blogging always.
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Thank you for your kind comment about my son, Kyle! I appreciate your caring and thoughtfulness. I am looking forward to reading your blog. Be well, and all the best!
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Hi, Britt. I appreciate your visit and encouragement! I will be sure to check out your blog, too. Best, Lori
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Thanks for following!
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I totally agree with this statement. As a former teacher, a great challenge was helping students consider the source and evaluate the information rather than mindlessly, cutting and pasting.
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Thanks for your reply! Yes, that is a huge challenge for educators!
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