March 8, 2018

‘How Do Teachers Learn to Be Kooks?’ (2014)

By leeduigon

Pay heed to our sister Dorothy’s comment. She was still plying her own website full-tilt when she wrote this, and at about the same time, finished writing her book about the Pilgrims–and she was over 90 at the time: a lot of go to her!

Dorothy, we haven’t heard from you for a while. If you can, please give us a shout-out.

https://leeduigon.com/2014/05/20/how-do-teachers-learn-to-be-kooks/

About leeduigon

I have lived in Metuchen, NJ, all my life. I have been married to my wife Patricia since 1977. I am a former newspaper editor and reporter. I was also the owner-operator of my own small business for several years. I wrote various novels and short stories published during 1980s and 1990s. I am a long-time student of judo and Japanese swordsmanship (kenjutsu). I also play chess, basketball, and military and sports simulations. View all posts by leeduigon
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