What Do You See?
April 11, 2011
A fifth-grade teacher took her class to an art museum. Throughout the day, they looked at numerous pieces of art from all different time periods. The curator of the museum accompanied them to one...
Creating A Lens
The Importance Of Perspective
April 4, 2011
Trying to type this blog post is getting increasingly difficult. This is not due to writers block, but for the simple fact that my eyes are playing tricks on me. The screen to my laptop is one big...
The War Inside
April 27, 2010
War. Take any history class and youll spend the majority of your time discussing it. Now with the United States at war in Iraq and Afghanistan, military conflicts, unfortunately, remain a huge...
VIDEO BLOG: Aprils Focus
April 20, 2010
This month on the MYONEWORD.ORG blog we have been talking about how to use your word as a catalyst for long range change by seeing it as a “lens” to look through instead of a...
Treasure Hunt
April 19, 2010
I have a feeling my relationship with my father-in-law is where the phrase they come from two completely different worlds originated. Granted, I have no physical evidence to prove this claim, but...
Broken Bones
April 12, 2010
Few things are more aggravating for a teenager than having a broken leg during the summer. As his friends play outside, he is stuck in doors watching television, bored on the Internet or reading a...
The Importance Of Perspective
April 5, 2010
Trying to type this blog post is getting increasingly difficult. This is not due to writers block, but for the simple fact that my eyes are playing tricks on me. The screen to my laptop is one big...