Chapter 3: The Two Faces of Mrs. Brisbane

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Chapter 3: The Two Faces of Mrs. Brisbane

4/17/2019

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Describe how Mrs. Brisbane and Sayeh use Habit 2 (Begin with the End in Mind).

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Averie Freeman

5/1/2019 06:24:03 pm

Mrs. Brisbane said that Sayeh would not get called on if she raised her hand to answer, so Mrs. Brisbane is using habit 2 by making a deal with Sayeh so she doesn’t have to get called on anymore.

Ms. Lesieur

5/2/2019 08:11:08 am

Mrs. Brisbane came up with a win-win. And, in the end, she has created a plan to get Sayeh to share in class. Great use of the habits!

Author: Betty G. Birney
From kindergarten through graduation, I attended school in Affton, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. Then I graduated from Webster College (now Webster University) in Webster Groves, Missouri. Of course, I majored in English and kept on writing. After working in advertising in St. Louis, Missouri and in Chicago, Illinois, I eventually moved to Southern California. First, I worked for Disneyland (fun job!) in the advertising department. The monorail whizzed past my window all day long. Then I worked at the Disney Studio in Burbank, where I had another fun job, writing and producing television and radio commercials and theatrical trailers (previews of coming attractions) for everything from re-releases of "Cinderella" and "Fantasia" to "Tex." When the Disney Channel was started, I became a writer and story editor for WELCOME TO POOH CORNER. Since then, I've written more than 200 episodes of animated and live-action television programs including MADELINE, DOUG, BOBBY'S WORLD, DUMBO'S CIRCUS, THE PUZZLE PLACE, CAMP CANDY, LITTLE MOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, WHERE'S WALDO, FRAGGLE ROCK and ZOOBILEE ZOO. That's right, I write cartoons! I also wrote a number of award-winning afterschool specials and many interactive CD-ROM programs, including the award-winning "Berenstain Bears on their Own," "Richard Scarry's Busiest Neighborhood Ever," and "The Crayon Factory."

Betty

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