Chase March – Blog
Welcome to the sounding board for Chase March. Here you will find my various articles about a variety of topics (DJ Events and news, book reviews, skatepark tours, teaching-related articles and resources, and much more)
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Teaching Tip Tuesday – Twitter in the Classroom
I found this cool document that gives you 29 ways you can use Twitter as a learning tool in your classroom. I think teachers should be embracing technology and bringing it into the classroom. I have found that the students respond really well to it. That is why I hope you will look at this…
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A Sad Picture Story (Update of my Life – Part 2)
Me and you fit together perfectly. I treasured every moment we spent together. What we had was special and true. Unfortunately, things got mixed up somehow. I kept up hope that we would find each other again someday and be the perfect fit I always knew we would be. But this latest news has broken…
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What About Trees?*
another day in the forestOriginally uploaded by klaus72 Some people see trees as merely a source of wood. This kind of thinking shows that the tree is good but it’s only good for something else in the short-term. Other people see trees as having a long-term goodness to them. Trees are good for our air.…
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37 Question and Answers
Suzzanah wrote this interesting article entitled 37 Questions New Writers Should Ask Themselves. Just for kicks, I tried my best to answer them. Here goes. 1. Why do I want to be published? – I love books. I love reading. I love great stories and I want to be included on the bookshelves of homes…
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superGARAGE Interview
I’m really excited about sharing this with you today. This is the very first interview I ever conducted. It was done for community television nearly 15 years ago. I just figured out how to turn the TV show into a radio podcast so we can enjoy it together. Here is the transcript. I hope you…
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Raise Your Voice and Redefine Radio
I have spent countless hours producing segments and shows for radio and television over the years. I do so because I enjoy having a voice and contributing to my community. Community radio is valuable because it gives us something that mainstream radio doesn’t. Commercials are kept to a minimum and sometimes, other than PSA spots…