2008/06/06
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I'm a Chicago high school Biology teacher who paddled a sea kayak from St. Louis to New Orleans to research nutrient pollution in the Lower Mississippi River and develop a river ecology unit for my students. I was part of a team along with my wife, Sarah (she's a Chicago teacher too) and kayak enthusiast, Patrick Hanlon, who works as an environmental inspector for the city of Minneapolis. I believe that teachers need to be more than just a conduit of information to their students.
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hey Mr.ReeDy...
u don't waste time!!!
i can tell u've been havin da greatest of times ^_^
love da slideshow
everything you all do seems so awesome 2 xperience
XCITING!!!
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well i'm probably not goin 2 get u next year :(
but u btr tell your students how everything went kuz i'm sure we all r goin 2 miss your stories and piktures you used 2 show us...
i still remember wen u showed us your wife 4 da 1st time [=
she is beautifuL!!!
n it's so koolio tht you both r doing what youz love 2 do 2geter :)
well keep on having a blasT!!!
you da best teacher evr.. pinkie promise...!!!
n 7th period will 4 evr b your bestes klas!!!
lol 303 [=
well yea c u :)
oh n by da way it's me jenny :)
Hi Jenny! Great to hear from you. I will miss your class too. See you around school next week. Come and say hi anytime. Good luck this year.
Mr. Reedy
p.s. I checked out your blog. I think that you should update it with what is going on with your soccer team throughout the school year/season. Just a suggestion.
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