Focused, motivated educator who subscribes to the view *it is easier to make strong children than to repair broken men* (Frederick Douglass).
Joined May 2019
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Our community's only school was destroyed by Hurricane Melissa, leaving children without a safe place to learn. Every donation helps rebuild classrooms, books, and play areas. Together, we can rebuild their future. gofund.me/980e89a41
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Teachers, behavior management isnβt about being the rule enforcer (waiting to respond to misbehavior) but reinforcing routines, expectations, and creating conflict resolution strategies. This positively changes the classroom culture.
@christufton Good morning sir. Last evening at around 6:15 a gray Toyota Hilux van bearing Ministry of Health and Wellness logo all over with license plate number 304688 almost hit down a old woman crossing the road in Spanish Town. Eyewitnesses say the car at the front of the
line of traffic stopped and turned of their 4 way flashed to alert others. The driver of the MoH vehicle sped pass others almost hitting the old lady with a sick foot as she struggled to cross. This is a rather insensitive and cruel act. Worst part the van labeled
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Life can be rough at times, but never give up. Push through with whatever little strength you have and trust that God will take you through your season.
#ForeverGrateful #Original #Guidance #Love #Strength #NoWeakness
RT and spread the message.
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Jodian Myrie is a strong, innovative and dynamic leader, it gives me great pleasure to endorse this young woman.
She is going to Give Peter Phillips a run for his money! #StrongWoman #JodianMyrie #BujuBanton
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PNP candidates are actively distancing themselves from Peter Phillips so on what basis should Jamaicans vote to elect a potential Prime Minister that his own candidates are afraid to identify with in this election.
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Remember, Twitter fingers pale thin to inked fingers.
Donβt just tweet. Go out and vote.
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#FYI: Separation of powers is a fundamental principle which guides our constitutional scheme.
Even as we await the written judgement, note that no Prime Minister of Jamaica can legally "overturn" a Supreme Court decision.
Be in the know.
It is trendy to be informed.
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This is what community and the police should look like... @JamaicaConstab #police #reasure #growth β at Jamaica
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Last Friday I met a woman who begged for 3 items:
BREAD
LASCO
FLOUR
You cannot understand the pain in her eyes and my heart. She has 2 sons and times have been rough.
I told her to wait, drove to the supermarket and bought her bags of groceries.
She nearly bawl.
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It is easy to judge people when you are sitting high but mi a beg unnu tink bout the people who helped you with your rent, schooling, tuition, lunch money, groceries, debts, bus fare, gas money etc.
Each time someone helped you, they moved you a little further from desperation
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It is time to look beyond green and orange, suss and rumour, verandah and armchair expertise and realise we cannot rabidly damage reputations daily under the disguise of "accountability"....and we must expect journalists/journalism to guide our information, not add to its mystery
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We all recognized the need to advocate and to protest against Racism. Each and every one of us, from celebs to regular 9-5 people. It was Amazing! Now letβs do the same for JASMINE DEAN. Every single person with a platform. The time is NOW. We must find JASMINE DEAN!
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55 years ago today, on 20 Jun 1965 Martin Luther King Jr. addressed the graduates at UWI Mona. The following day, he received the Keys to the City of Kingston at a packed National Stadium, saying he never felt more at home anywhere else in the world.
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Let's insist that the JLP & the PNP agree for the general elections & local government elections be held on the same day. If we do that Jamaican taxpayers will save THREE QUARTER BILLION dollars. That money could be used in health, education, agriculture.
#JamaicaElections