I think, due to the overwhelming popularity/influence of Faulkner, that to use this name for writing is suicide. What do you think of pen names? Are they necessary? I have been toying with this idea for a long time. I like the name Della because it was my favorite, departed grandmother's name. Not sure about the last name. This pen name is the name I had wanted to name the elusive third child, the one my husband wouldn't let me have. And now I have no uterus, so I really can not have this third child. I do, however, find myself happy to report that I no longer have said husband.
Decoding the Babble: Navigating the Educational Jargon Jungle Top Ten +1 Phrases Decoded with a Wink and a Smile
Top Ten (+1) Educational Acronyms Decoded (with a wink and a smile) Oh, education – the world of mysteries wrapped in a labyrinth of acronyms, jargon, and phrases that seem like they were concocted by a secret society of linguists with a penchant for confusion. We've all been there, trying to decipher the meaning behind an acronym that appears as inscrutable as ancient hieroglyphics. "Don't forget to bring your list of IEP, ML, and 504 students to the PLC meeting today where we will determine who needs Tier 2 or 3 interventions in MTSS and we might write PEPs, too!" But, fear not, dear readers, for today, we embark on a comical journey into the land of bewildering educational jargon. 1. I EP – Infinite Enigma Puzzle Picture this: a group of educators huddled in a dimly lit room, chanting incantations, and crafting an IEP (Individualized Education Plan) for a student. But, what does it really stand for? "Incredibly Elusive Proclamation?" "Infinite Eni
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