Margaret Auguste
Contributing Writer
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Margaret Auguste has worked for the past 15 years as a therapist, juvenile court advocate, software trainer and librarian. She currently works as a Library Media Specialist for 7th and 8th grade students at a busy Middle School in New Jersey. She holds a Master’s degree in Family Psychology and in Library Media Science.
Her background includes providing therapy to abused children in foster care and group homes as well as teaching life skills and parent education classes. As a therapist she often used relevant books as part of the therapeutic process which led her to pursue literature as a second career. Margaret now promotes the love of reading to her students as well as imparting her interest in technology by teaching website evaluation, internet searching, website design and Internet safety. In addition, Margaret writes book reviews and articles for literary and parenting magazines.
Margaret owns a consulting business with her husband, a Human Resources Compliance Administrator. Her idea of a good time is traveling and touring sculpture and botanical gardens and she also is an advocate for running and yoga as a way to keep the mind and body fit. Her greatest achievement is her four wonderful children, an 11 year old boy, 9 year old girl and a set of 6 year old twin boys.
Latest Articles
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African-American Education in the 19th Century
African-Americans historically fought for the opportunity to become educated as they knew that this was was the key to their successful participation in American society.
Jan 25, 2010
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Charlotte Forten
In 1862, Charlotte Forten, travels to South Carolina in the midst of the Civil War to educate recently freed slaves who desparately wanted to learn to read and write.
Dec 31, 2009
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Haiti's Most Popular Cities
Cap-Haitian, known as the city of history is a testament to Haiti's courageous and heroic past while Jacmel, the city of culture promotes Haiti's beauty and artistry.
Dec 7, 2009
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Haitian Meat Recipes
Savory, spicy and full of flavor are the only way to describe the wonderful meat dishes that are prepared in Haiti as the main entree at special dinners.
Nov 29, 2009
- Margaret Auguste
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Kim Mclarin:
The issues of race, class, feminism, motherhood and relationships come together in the novels written by this wonderful and thought-provoking new author.
Nov 29, 2009
- Margaret Auguste
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Haiti's Most Popular Drinks
Fresh and tangy juices , Lightly sweetened drinks of vanila or chocolate and a internationally regarded dark and decadent rum are enjoyed by Haitians at home and abroad.
Nov 27, 2009
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Recommended Children's Literary Magazines
Educators, Librarians and other professionals can find book reviews, timely articles about literature for children and young adults through these wonderful magazines.
Nov 20, 2009
- Margaret Auguste
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Edwidge Danticat
Edwidge Danticat is a master storyteller who allows her readers to experience the Hatian culture, history and emotions through her insightful and compelling writing.
Nov 16, 2009
- Margaret Auguste
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Haitian Rice Recipes
The Haitian people love rice and it is a staple for every meal. Red Beans and Rice, Rice and Peas and Black Rice are a few of the special rice dshes that are enjoyed.
Nov 6, 2009
- Margaret Auguste
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Haitian Pumpkin Soup
Unity among the Haitian people is celebrated on Haitian Independence Day, January 1st by eating the rich and delicious Haitian pumpkin soup.
Nov 1, 2009
- Margaret Auguste
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