Discover Personal Stories from a Retired Teacher
Step into my world of personal narrative writing at CONSULT-ED. As a retired and certified Chemistry teacher, I've transformed my passion for teaching into storytelling. I've penned four deeply personal books, with My Noble Profession being my absolute favorite. Explore my journey and dive into the stories that have shaped who I am.
Personal Journeys and Educational Insights
The Overeater's Guide to Well-Being - Margaret Stenerson
The Overeater's Guide to Well-Being - Margaret Stenerson
The Overeater's Guide to Well-Being - Margaret Stenerson
This interactive guide is based on my personal journey of losing 150 pounds, from 295 to 145. It’s not a medical guide or diet plan, but a collection of suggestions that helped me over two years. Inside, you'll find questions designed to help you reflect on your eating habits and gain awareness. The goal is to empower you to make lasting changes at your own pace.
A Catholic Nun's Story - Pauline Hurtt
The Overeater's Guide to Well-Being - Margaret Stenerson
The Overeater's Guide to Well-Being - Margaret Stenerson
The story presents the sequence of events that leads to sexual abuse of the author. It is an autobiographical account of Pauline’s childhood, entrance to the convent, and her profession of vows. She describes her teaching experiences and the effects of the abuse.
What is Cancer - Margaret Stenerson
The Overeater's Guide to Well-Being - Margaret Stenerson
What is Cancer - Margaret Stenerson
An easy-to-read explanation of what goes on in your body to cause cancer. You will learn about biopsy and malignancy and symptoms of cancer.
My Noble Profession - Pauline Hurtt
The Overeater's Guide to Well-Being - Margaret Stenerson
What is Cancer - Margaret Stenerson
Follow the career of one woman from her first-year teaching until she retired. You will find eighteen vignettes of students she taught. You will find these stories fascinating, rewarding, and inspiring. The author also addresses sundry education issues, such as brain development, dress codes, uniforms, and Power Point presentations. This
Follow the career of one woman from her first-year teaching until she retired. You will find eighteen vignettes of students she taught. You will find these stories fascinating, rewarding, and inspiring. The author also addresses sundry education issues, such as brain development, dress codes, uniforms, and Power Point presentations. This treatise is a refreshing look at education through the eyes of a teacher who has been there.