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Education
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Education, something we all have, and something we can all pass on to one another.
Education Knowledge Watching as the eyes of your students widen, Than watching the light bulb turn on over there head when they understand. Education Knowledge Is not just for you or I But for them. Students learning, sharing, experiencing a new world through Reading, Writing, Music, and all the rest. Education Knowledge Is not just for you or I But for them. Now that we have planted the seed, we need to water it and watch it grow. Watching the students passing there knowledge by helping out there peers learn. We watch more of the light bulbs turn on, smiles and the look of WOW, I got it!!! Education Knowledge Is not just for you or I But for them. Help Kids Stay in School and they to will have the Education Knowledge To pass on to others. .

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Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson

Reviewed on February 22, 2007

that's for sure it isn't for just you and I that is one of the main things i think is/are holding us back as a world that we should have knowledge and understanding that intelligence doesn't belong to one race of one nation we all can learn from each other.....excellent piece and strong in depth!

Reviewed by Joyce Bowling

Reviewed on February 19, 2007

Amen sister, speaking as a first grade teacher, you have the right idea....education is for everyone! And there is no better feeling than to see the light bulb come on when a child understands a new concept or hear them explain; wow that was an awesome book I just read! I also love the wide eyed look of totally being drawn in when introducing a new concept to them...this could go on and on...I love to teach and I've been at this for a great number of year and it never gets old! Enjoyed your write very much! Help spread the word my friend!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling

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