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As a new teacher, I rarely said “I trust you” - because I didn’t. I didn’t trust students to understand the topic, to work hard, or to hand in on time.
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There's no point achieving loads of things if the journey to get there is absolutely rubbish. You need to enjoy the process, wherever you're going, and…
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It's so easy, when someone gives us a compliment, to brush it off or diminish it in some way. Some of us can barely manage a “Thanks”; others might be …
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*working quietly at beautiful mahogany desk* *looks up, surprised* Oh, hello - I didn’t see you there. I’ve been hiding from the world / taking some ti…
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Hello! I’ve been focused on teaching recently so haven’t had the time or energy to finish my next piece for Outside the Lines, but I wanted to pop in a…
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I’ve always been frustrated at how difficult it seems to be for me to make money. This is a common complaint, I believe, particularly for any of us who…
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The first week of teaching, and the kids are alright.
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The move to Substack. Mr Doctorow. Covid jewellery. The truth about gamification.
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Welcome to Outside the Lines by me, Eleanor Snare, artist and educator. Learn more about what Outside the Lines is in the About section.
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