So here goes - my first post. Jean, my sister-in-law, introduced me to blogging (I've always hated the terms blog and blogging) when we went down to visit them in Norfolk for Christmas. She's a most insistent person - aren't you Jean - and set me up with this blog (ugh!) and an A4 list of instructions. I make no claims to have any technical expertise but she did make it look very simple.
I'm going to use this thing to try to record the exeriences of a lowly, bottom feeding teacher over the course of one year.
I hope you enjoy my journey.
The Dominie's Chronicle is named after A.S. Neill's Dominie's Log (my first link!!!) - one of my favourite books on education - and it also allows me to avoid calling this thing a blog!!
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Pandemic; Survival; and Education
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Background
My name is Anne Browning. The Flu Pandemic reached Edinburgh in early January 2008 and caused us personal devastation when it took my husband, Graham, and my daughter, Kirsty, in the first two weeks. I recovered from the infection as did my two other children, twins, Libby and David. Before the outbreak I was a Religious and Moral Education teacher who worked in an Edinburgh secondary school. I decided to go back to work as soon as soon I was fit to help provide some care and support for the children who have survived the pandemic. We are creating a different kind of education system more suited to our new reality. To date nearly 185,000 people have died in the city.
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January
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- Education comes in second place
- Crocus
- Families
- Our School
- Ready?
- An invitation
- When you're down....
- Sandy Robertson
- "Let us learn"
- Isolation
- Child protection
- Bathtime
- Going back
- Together
- Expected to work
- Fear
- Guilt
- Part of me.....
- Mum
- Nightmares
- David and Libby
- John Docherty
- Spread
- Kirsty
- Suspended Animation
- Guilt
- No
- In shock
- It's true!
- Isolation
- Avian Flu in Thailand
- Phone call
- Back to work
- The Dominie's Chronicle
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January
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The Dominie's Chronicle
Dominie: n. Scottish Schoolteacher (18th century)
Chronicle: v. Record in chronological order, make a historical record.
Chronicle: v. Record in chronological order, make a historical record.
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anne.browning1@btinternet.com
Disclaimer
The Dominie's Chronicle is a fictional exploration of how the education system might respond to a flu pandemic.
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