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Monthly Archives: April 2011
The unofficial Peach discount
Two things that are hard to come by these days for the average Michigan dog owner: Friendly, welcoming places to take your dog for socialization and training, especially during the winter. Affordable yet quality dog chow and supplies. I find … Continue reading
I Read to Animals
On May 3, Buster Brown and I will be tackling the second piece of a 3-part therapy dog certification test. And hopefully if all goes well, The Peach will follow suit shortly after with her own testing (fingers crossed). There … Continue reading
Gratuitous Puppy Photo
This is one of my favorite pictures from the first week we brought home the foster pups. I love the deviant look on Moose’s face.
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Learning to move in the “negative space”
Every discipline includes a number of fundamental concepts that help guide both novice learning and expert practice in the field. Mathematics teachers know that students must understand the properties of real numbers before algebraic thinking is possible, and history teachers … Continue reading
