She has published in The 2River View, Blast Furnace, Blood Lotus, Bohemian Pupil Press, Cactus Heart, The Missing Slate, Mad Hatters Literary Journal, Mandala Journal, Blackberry Magazine, and Luna Luna Magazine.
Finally, under reading, we really must learn not to press pupils for a response to everything.
In English, he is expected to press for pupils to have to study a pre-20th century novel from the likes of Dickens, Austen or Thackeray, after research showed most pupils were shunning the great authors of the past.
From the press release: The pupils were initially given a maths test before using Brain Training from Dr Kawashima on the Nintendo DS for 20 minutes at the start of each day for nine weeks or continuing their class as normal.
The keys on this nifty piano light up in progression, to help pupils figure out which keys to press, and it uses tricks adapted from video games to help pupils eventually wean themselves off the lights and become able to read music.
THREE years ago Bob Huff, a newly-elected Republican assemblyman, voted for a bill that would have pressed schools to teach pupils more about Filipinos' role in the second world war.
If we buy into the press release, then unless this pupil is press-ganged into doing sciences, she will become a statistic demonstrating how a school was letting down its students.
Even President Obama, that once-soulful icon of diversity, presses schools nationwide to test pupils solely in English.
Pressed on whether he believed pupils should be able to swim in the month of Ramadan, he said there were concerns that swallowing water would mean breaking a fast.
The force however pressed on and contacted 21 other pupils from the same year group.
