Articles written by Kristie Davis
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How to be a Well-Fed Writer in a Slow Economy
During an economic downturn, writers often find themselves out of work. Author Peter Bowerman shares his secrets to staying "well-fed" even at the worst of times.
Nov 20, 2008
- Kristie Davis
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Motivating Students to Enjoy Education
It's an age-old problem that has gotten worse with the advent of video games. How can a teacher motivate a student to get excited about learning?
Nov 20, 2008
- Kristie Davis
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Interview with Susan Sly
Susan Sly has it all - she's an author, mother, entrepreneur, and athlete. Her book, " The Have it All Woman," is a must-read for women who are searching for balance.
Nov 13, 2008
- Kristie Davis
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Use Literacy Logs to Bring Rigor to Classroom
Getting a middle school student to read is a tedious endeavor. However, while using literacy logs students become engaged, active participants in the reading process.
Nov 8, 2008
- Kristie Davis
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Tour Conwy and its Castle in Wales
Built by Edward I, medieval Conwy Castle is a marvel to behold. A fortification meant to inspire submission in the Welsh, the castle is a formidable sight even today.
Oct 25, 2008
- Kristie Davis
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The Black Douglas of Threave
Built by Archibald the Grim, of the Black Douglas family, in the late 1300s, Threave Castle rises as a foreboding tower from an island in the middle of the River Dee.
Oct 10, 2008
- Kristie Davis
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Finding Fun in Fayetteville, NC
Fayetteville, North Carolina has gotten a bad rap. Visitors to this scenic, historic town in the sandhills of NC will find fun, great food, and history abound.
Oct 9, 2008
- Kristie Davis
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Isle of Man, Manannan's World
As the mist of Manannan rolls away from the beautiful Isle of Man, one is treated to a spellbinding view of rolling hills and glorious cliffs, set here in the Irish Sea.
Oct 9, 2008
- Kristie Davis
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Exploring the Middle Ages in Wales
Caerphilly and Criccieth castles are must-see attractions for visitors to Wales. Rising out of the Welsh countryside, these two medieval fortifications are entrancing.
Sep 22, 2008
- Kristie Davis
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