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2025: A Year of Growth and Intention

On January 1, 2025 By dawblackIn Education, Faith, New Learning, TechnologyLeave a comment

What is the best way to reflect upon the past year and plan for the new year? Those are questions that I tackle this time of year. I have used a variety of approaches to this in the past -- long lists, focusing on key words, etc. This year I am making a series of …

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