Blogger Patricia Youngquist is an author and a photographer. Her recent e-book, BIRD TALES, is interactive and includes the Blue jay featured above. Prior works include versions of WORDS IN OUR BEAK, where the stories are narrated by Cam, a female cardinal. Additionally, some of her photographs have been licensed by Fine Art America to reproduce as wall art and on to an array of surfaces for various products! Do view both side-bars for specific details on all of this.
Showing posts with label National Teacher's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Teacher's Day. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
Those who teach don't always do it in schools! Wednesday's Wisdom
Those who teach don't always do it in schools and being that this is National Teacher Appreciation Week, it seems it's good to honor anyone who educates. On this National Teachers Day for 2019 (which was yesterday) I uploaded this mini movie to my You Tube Channel (or virtual story as I prefer to call it), which was produced in March of 2011 on my anniversary of Apple Store One to One Training. It is a tribute to Apple Trainers; for those who teach us aren't always ones we find in school. This "mini-mini" movie tribute is fun and may give you, dear viewer, a sense of my ability to put a tribute together should you have the need.
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Today is NTD (National Teacher's Day) Tuesday's Truths WK 125
Welcome to my one hundred and twenty-fifth segment of Tuesday's Truths which is coinciding with National Teacher's Day (NTD). This unofficial holiday always occurs on a Tuesday during Teacher Appreciation Week, which takes place in the first full week of May.
On this day, I'd like to thank the those who have given me the opportunity to give my presentation (that is based on birds included in my book series, Words In Our Beak) to their students.
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| THE WORDS IN OUR BEAK BOOK SERIES |
I spoke at about the topic of wild birds and bullying in our own lives and culture.
Studying the wild birds in NYC and surrounding areas has important implications for understanding the similarities of human behavior and the behaviors of members within the avian community. The topics I covered in my presentation included how birds teach us about the human race in such matters (to name a few) as finding our voice, ways in which we compensate our behaviors to meet our needs, accepting our physical appearances, and how bullying impacts our lives.
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