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Category Archives: Books and Authors
A Review of “Read Cursive Fast” by Kate Gladstone
Many people are not good at writing in cursive, but they have no trouble reading it when it is shown to them. Others cannot even make out anything written in cursive. This can be a practical problem, whether it is … Continue reading
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Tagged cursive, Handwriting, Kate Gladstone, Read Cursive Fast, reading cursive, reading handwriting
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How to Teach Art to Students with Poor Hand-Eye Coordination
In the United States the public school system is geared to help students of average intelligence, but above average hand eye coordination. In Israel, at the time when I was in kindergarten, the system was geared toward students with above … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art for disabled students, disability, hand eye coordination, teaching art
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Who was T’Pring and How Should We Paint Her?
I have tried to draw or paint T’Pring on several occasions during my life. Below is a comparison of the very earliest painting and the latest. Many people when they look at my paintings of T’Pring ask whether she … Continue reading
The Little Boy Who Didn’t Catch a Fish
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Aya Katz (@aya_katz) Sometimes, no matter how hard we try, everything goes wrong. That is, despite concerted and multiple attempts to achieve a life goal, we fail. Sometimes that failure is … Continue reading
My Top Ten Books in the English Language
My Top 10 Books in the English Language Updated on March 5, 2009 Contact Author This is a list of books that I return to over and over again. There are many good books that I have read, but these … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Corby, Ayn Rand, Bettye Smith, Emily Bronte, favorite books, Franny and Zooey, Hannibal of Carthage, JD Salinger, Muriel Spark, Nathaniel Hawthorne, obscure author, Podkayne of Mars, Robert Heinlein, The Divine Queen, The Former King, The Fountainhead, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, The Scarlet Letter, Watership Down. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Wuthering Heights
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Interview by Julia Hanna with Kelly Clear and Aya Katz
On June 29, 2018 Julia Hanna interviewed Kelly Clear, the narrator for the Audible edition of When Sword Met Bow, and Aya Katz, its author. Kelly Clear is from a musical family and grew up reading books out loud to … Continue reading
Interview by Julia Hanna with Evelyn Adams and Aya Katz
Evelyn Adams is the narrator for Ping & the Snirkelly People, soon to be out on Audible. She became an avid reader at the age of eight when she was first introduced to the wonderful world of Roald Dahl. Reading … Continue reading
LiveTalk with Julia Hanna and Aya Katz
On June 8, 2018 Julia Hanna and Aya Katz had a livestreamed conversation. Some of the topics discussed include: The election results in California The Top Two Candidates Open Primary Act Language Acquisition by Total Immersion How Meaning is not … Continue reading
Knowing People
Would you recognize your friends without their bodies? If you were talking to someone on the phone, and it was one of your friends, would you still recognize them even if their voice did not sound the same? When receiving … Continue reading