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by Damian Bariexca, Ed.D.

Apace of Change

by Damian Bariexca, Ed.D.

Category: Fatherhood

2014: Worth Twelve Thousand Words

damian, 5 January 2015

Two years ago, I decided to look at the numbers that shaped my 2012.  This year, inspired by a friend’s post, I chose to revisit a picture for each month of 2014. January Dylan and I started off 2014 with the Pinewood Derby.  His Creeper car didn’t win many heats, but hey……

What’s Good for the Goose

damian, 18 June 201319 June 2013

Amidst the seemingly endless parade of art projects, desk clean-outs, and partially depleted school supplies that have been coming home over the past few weeks, my son brought home a portfolio of his work from his Gifted Support program.  My wife and I sat down to look at the contents…

Words Mean Things IV

damian, 1 April 201329 March 2013

For some context, see my previous three “Words Mean Things” posts. Last time I wrote one of these posts, girls were too pretty to do math.  I guess a lot has changed in the STEM world in the last two years, because now they get their own pretty pink telescopes:…

Nodes in the Network

damian, 1 March 201322 December 2014

So a funny thing happened on the way to my inbox… I received an email early last month through the “Contact” page on my website with the subject line, “Do you know a child named Kiera who would use a winter hat?” This caught my attention because, as luck would…

The Best Five Minutes

damian, 1 January 20131 January 2013

Happy New Year! While it’s a brand new (Gregorian) calendar year, educators in the US are just about smack in the middle of the school year.  Seasonal Affective Disorder notwithstanding, it’s easy to get a little down in the period post-Christmakwanzukkah festivities.  The trees come down, the lights get put…

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