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Submitted by Regina Toscani on Tue, 07/13/2010 - 1:26pm
July 13th 6 min. 34 sec - 68% Very disappointing! I'll try again
   7 min. 33 sec. -  Too many mistakes.  Maybe I'm trying too hard
   5 min.  31 sec. - 56%  That's better!
July 14th 5 min. 7 sec. - 51% Getting a little faster
  4 min. 55 sec - 47% need to stop - Head is starting to hurt
July16th 3 min. 51 sec. - 29% ALRIGHT!!!!
  10 min. 21 sec - 71% Now trying the "medium" level of difficulty.
July 19th 6 min. 33sec. - 38% This took my mind off my"mini-project" - Good distraction
     
  10 min. 08 sec. - 70% I'm too tired.
July 20th  16 min. 28sec. - 90% Cannot focus - Thoughts about other issues stop me from being quicker to notice the next possible solution.
July 21th  6 min. 28 sec. - 37%  Morning is better to do this.  Mind is uncluttered.
   6 min. 25 sec. - 36%  Did this at 3:25 PM - Perhaps time of day does not matter.
July 23th 10 min. 25 sec - 71% Too concern @others issues. - try to clear my mind
  6 min. 44 sec.- 40% Uncluttered brain does best.
July 26th 22 min. 51 sec.- Tried the "difficult" level - Many mistakes
  5 min. 50 sec. - 29% Went back to "medium" Help to restore faith in myself
July 28th 13 min. 21 sec.- 73% Tried the "hard" level. 

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Getting to know me

Submitted by Regina Toscani on Wed, 07/21/2010 - 1:44pm.

Hello.  I am Regina F. Toscani, currently working at Baldi Middle School, Philadelphia, PA.  For the past four years  I have been working with children with significant cognitive delays.  Some of my students also have a physical and/or sensory disability. Many other teachers believe that this population is "too difficult" or "frustrating" to teach.  These teachers are flat-out wrong.  My students are a joy to work with and allows me to be creative in my teaching. 

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