In the old land of Dixie

cybrscrybe

Long-time educator supporting individualized learning for all students. Earned BS in elementary education, Master's is Technology for Teachers, and Ph.D. in Computing Technology for Educators. Teaching experience in all grades from Pre-K to adult. Currently retired, but still involved in education through Learningbyts, as an educational consultant and CEO and author.

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  1. Anita says:

    but was the idea of paradise was to have slaves?

  2. CybrScrybe says:

    Just testing this comment notification form. It looks like only one of us gets email when a comment is posted. And to do it for all three of us, I had to enable comment modification. Let’s see if this works for a day. It means that comments may not show until I go in and ok them, but let see if we all get an email. Let me know when you receive an email what it says.

  3. CybrScrybe says:

    Interesting… and if you look up the history of the song at http://www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/parton/2/dixie.html … it originally referred to paradise, but the first stanza got left off… (play the music while you read…)

    And it was the Confederate soldiers’ song… the idea of paradise to return to the warm land of cotton after being in the frozen winter of the North for battles.

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