Litsy

Schoolgirls: Young Women, Self Esteem, and the Confidence Gap | Peggy Orenstein

#TLT #ThreeListThursday @dabbe

1. I have to steal @Kshakal answer, Scholastic Book Fairs. Gosh, the thrill!
2. Playing in the band, being the drum major 🤓 🪈
3. Miss Nancy Lindell, best teacher EVER!

Bonus - seeing friends. I‘m looking sort of forward to a gathering tomorrow to celebrate 36 years? We could not do math.

Tagging all the school kids!

dabbe L😍VE this! And #3? What fun! Have a blast! Thanks for sharing. 🧡🤎💛 1mo

AmyG I forgot the book fair. I LOVED those. 1mo

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Chrissyreadit

Schoolgirls: Young Women, Self Esteem, and the Confidence Gap | Peggy Orenstein

#tlt #threelistthursday
I LOVED school- High School, College and Grad school! (I was a huge nerd )
I loved so much about High School-
1. I was able to attend Close Up 3 times - a program in DC to actively learn about govt,
2. I participated in The National Conf of Christian and Jews- it was life changing.
3. I was very active in Student Govt and Track by Sr year Captain of my team and President of my class.
My HS had 6000 students.

dabbe

TheLudicReader 6000! Students?! What the heck! 1mo

tpixie Amazing experiences. 6000 students! I‘m glad you found a nitch to feel at home. 1mo

dabbe 6000 students? That's an entire town! W😍WZA! Love these answers! What was your best even in track? I was fairly decent at the hop, step, jump--or do they now call it the triple jump? 😂 Thanks for sharing. 💛🤎🧡 1mo

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Chrissyreadit @dabbe I ran cross country. My best meet was a City champs I came in 12 (B division - not amazing) 1mo

Butterfinger Cool accomplishments!!! 1mo

dabbe @Chrissyreadit I couldn't even run across the track once! #yahooyou! 💛🤎🧡 1mo

TheBookHippie WOWIE!!! 1mo

TheBookHippie Also I now have a friend who liked school- you 🤣♥️🤭♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ 1mo

Suet624 Wow! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 1mo

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DavidDiamond

Brainstorm: The Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain | Daniel J. Siegel MD

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With the latest in scientific research, Dan Siegel illustrates how we can best connect and nurture our relationship with our teens by understanding It‘s not “raging hormones” so much as it is the profound changes that take place in the brain during this period in their lives.

Bookwormjillk Adding this one to my TBR for sure 4mo

DavidDiamond @Bookwormjillk It‘s very insightful! Hope you get something out of it! 4mo

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