@a. I actually signed up for Quillpill ages ago and, like you, forgot all about it b/c I just never had a use for it. Wasn’t til I considered using Twitter for this reflection that I remembered QP and thought it might be a better fit.

@Harold Knowing when to let go will definitely be difficult (it’s always been a weakness of mine), but I’ve been working on it.

@Jackie I’ve been debating that. I probably won’t want to do it daily anymore, but any more than a day’s worth of reflection will probably be too much for the 140-and-under format. I was very regimented with this b/c I knew it was temporary, but maybe I’ll continue the format on a 2-3x/week basis.

Thank you for sharing your thinking on Quillpill (I’ll have to check into the site). Do you think this is something you’ll continue in the future?

Good luck in your new school. I’m sure you’ll continue to do great things for the students.

Jackie Ballarini’s last blog post..New Math Blog

Be an advocate, but also know when to let it go, you will not win all the battles and the ones you loose will eat you alive if you can’t let it go. So remember to look back at your diary and use it, you will be surprised how often the same issue will crop up only with a different face.

Good Luck

Harold

Harold Shaw’s last blog post..Our 210th variation on the theme, "Thank you for using FeedBurner."

Good luck on the new branch of your career!