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    From Idioms to Education Idiom #6  “To let someone off the hook” When we “let someone off the hook” we allow them to escape all accountability.  At the time, we may think we are doing that person a favor, but most times this favor turns out to be deleterious to his /her performance.  We all…

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    From Idioms to Education July 20, 2017 “Bite off more than you can chew” Guilty as charged!!  This idiom speaks to those that take on more than they can finish.  In reflection, this concept haunted me.  I would always take on more projects and many times could not see them to completion because there was…

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    From Idioms to Education July 13, 2017 “Make a long story short?” Enough!!  Get to the point!  How many times have you been in a meeting and these thoughts ran through your head?  Likewise, how many times were you in an audience and you knew that you could have conveyed the same information in half…

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