u/naturephrog

Hello all, I'm a fairly new ARC LGI (about 6 months) and I've been asked to teach the final day of a blended learning course (tomorrow) by myself. I've always co-taught with the other instructor so I'm fairly nervous about doing this last day on my own. I'm planning for a little bit of review, the final scenarios, and the written exam.

My fellow LGIs, what can I do to make this easier on myself? There are 6 or 7 kids in the course, and I'm worried I'm not going to be able to evaluate all the groups effectively simultaneously. I'm actively looking at the appendices in the manual and reviewing the final scenarios. My biggest questions are: Do I have to do all 6 final scenarios? If not, which ones do I make sure I do?

Any advice or words are encouragement are appreciated, thank you!

I moved here a few years ago, but all my doctors are still in the greater Danbury area. Any practices in/around Stamford is fine. I'm looking for recommendations for:

• Primary care provider
• OB/GYN
• Pulmonologist (who specializes in sleep medicine)
• Dentist
• Psychiatrist/APRN (mental health medication management)
• Optometrist
• Podiatrist

If you know they're accepting new patients and take Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance, that's a bonus. Even if you're unsure, please comment anyway! I can always call and ask. Thank you all in advance for your suggestions!

I know basically rechargeable batteries of any sort are NOT allowed in checked luggage, so double checking that an electric toothbrush should go in my carry on? or is that battery small enough to not be a problem. TIA!

I’m bringing a friend and it’s both our first time. I already paid for the parking permit but out of an abundance of caution, is there anything else i should know beforehand?

sorry if this is the wrong flair. I’m pretty sure they can’t move in the first time the visit, but is it like amiibo cards where after 3 times maybe they can? TIA!

please comment below if you’re interested! first come first serve!

Hello! My boyfriend and I are visiting Vermont (Johnson) from May 23-30. We have a couple of activities planned so far, but looking to gather some more ideas.

We're doing a glassblowing class in Manchester on our way up on the 23rd, PaddleSurf on Lake Champlain (weather pending), horseback riding, (we were going to Lajolie stables but it says they're permanently closed. If someone could confirm this that would be great!), and we're interested in getting massages but are struggling to find a place somewhat nearby. I've also been suggested a rail trail in Burlington.

We're definitely interested in doing some light-moderate hiking, willing to travel up to 90 min one way for a super worth it trail. Any suggestions for local eateries, epic sights, and unique-to-Vermont activities for the season are much appreciated.