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My family
About Me
- Saw-whet
- My name is John Mitchell. I live in Cranston RI. My wife Melissa and I have two wonderful children, Anna who is 3 and Samuel (about 1 year old). I am currently a student in the RI Teacher Education program at RI College studying to teach Secondary Ed. Biology. When I'm not a student, I enjoy time with my family, playing with my kids and Birding. So far my classes this summer have been very interesting and enjoyable.
Favorite Birding Spots
- California: Point Reyes National Seashore
- Colorado: Pawnee National Grassland & Rocky Mountain National Park
- Florida: Everglades National Park & Merritt Island
- Maine: Acadia National Park & Bar Harbor Whale Puffin Watch
- Massachusetts: Plum Island NWR & Mt Auburn Cemetary (spring migration)
- New Jersey: Cape May & Pine Barrens
- New York: Niagara Falls (winter gulls) & Central Park
- Rhode Island: Sachuest Point NWR & Napatree Point
- Washington: Olympic National Park & Olympic National Forest
- Wyoming: Yellowstone National Park
Fun and Interesting Bird species I've seen this month
- American Robin
- Canada Geese
- Chimney Swift
- Great Blue Heron
- Mallard
- Mute Swan
- Northern Cardinal
- Northern Mockingbird
- Red Winged Blackbird
- Snowy Egret
- White Breasted Nuthatch
Links to look at
Blog Archive
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2008
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June
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- Privilege, Power, and Difference: What Can We Do?
- Citizenship in School for students who have disabi...
- Citizenship in School: Reconceptualizing Down Syn...
- Social Class and the Vocational Educational Tracks...
- Tim Wise: "On White Privilege"
- "One More River to Cross"
- Gayness, Multicultural Education and Community
- The Debate over Bilingual Education
- Exploring School Context at Pocasset Middle School
- Racial Bias & White Privliege entrenched in America
- Red Tailed Hawk vs. Rattler! Who wins?
- Two will fledge and one will be left behind
- Celebrate Urban Birds!
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June
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1 comment:
so powerful!!! We are trying to get him to come speak at RIC next year.
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