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Like Free Stuff? Like Science? Here You Go!
wrote 3 weeks ago: One of the most exciting things to happen to knowledge is the increasing amount of free information, … more →
Happy 87th Birthday, Harper Lee!
wrote 3 weeks ago: Last night, I found my sixteen-year-old daughter in bed a full hour early. In her hands was Harper … more →
That's an Egrig... Egregou... Egregious Error: Most Commonly Misspelled and Looked-up Words
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wrote 1 month ago: When I worked in a bookstore in my early twenties (my mother said it was the equivalent of putting a … more →
Who/what is a "good" teacher?
wrote 1 month ago: A “good” teacher is one who is a co-producer of knowledge and engages students as critic … more →
Teaching competitions and lesson polishing: would you do them?
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wrote 1 month ago: One of the most interesting sessions I attended at the recent IATEFL conference was by a Chinese tra … more →
Letters to Juliet: A Project of Love for the Lovelorn
wrote 1 month ago: One of my favorite things that has been going around the internet for some time is the EMO person wh … more →
"Grow Up and Get Your S*^t Together": A Message from a Fed-up Professor at NYU
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wrote 1 month ago: Ask any professor, from a community college to an Ivy League institution, if many students treat the … more →
The Beginnings of a Sea Change
wrote 2 months ago: In an area of Nigeria that is “as densely populated as Paris” but contains only one prim … more →
The Great American Teach-Off for 2013!
wrote 3 months ago: Know a teacher who could use and deserves $10,000? Well, hurry, as it is almost last call for nomina … more →
Digital Learning Day Brings Technology into the Classroom
wrote 3 months ago: Yesterday marked the second annual celebration of “Digital Learning Day,” the culminatio … more →
Tips from the eNotes Intern: Getting Over the Post-Winter Break Blues
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wrote 4 months ago: Here at eNotes, our intern evidently doesn’t pull any punches. Following are the straight up f … more →
Young Adult Classics "The Giver" and "Tiger Eyes" as Major Motion Pictures
wrote 4 months ago: There is good news for young adults (and parents) who are tired of lifeless, often commercially-orie … more →
These Are a Few of My Favorite Things
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wrote 5 months ago: It’s almost a new year, let the embarrassing work Christmas parties commence and the Auld Lang … more →
Catcher in the Rye To Be Dropped from Curriculum? Puh-lease
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wrote 5 months ago: New Common Core Standards drop classic novels in favor of “informational texts.” The US … more →
Why Children Make the Best Scientists
wrote 5 months ago: The intersection of science and play. We are taught from a young age that authority in any academic … more →
No More Smokin' in the Boys' Room: Tracking Chips On the Rise for Junior High and High School Students
wrote 5 months ago: I have a child in junior high and a child in high school. Every day, both of them must wear their sc … more →
Top Ten Gifts for Readers and Writers: Cyber-Monday is Here!
wrote 5 months ago: Got a reader and/or writer on your Christmas list? Take advantage of Cyber-Monday with these unique … more →
Why College Students Today Can’t Write
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wrote 6 months ago: Today’s post is brought to you by Braintrack.com, an online resource for university, college, … more →
Powering Up: Social Media and the New Classroom
wrote 6 months ago: Just a few years ago, when kids began having their own phones in large numbers, schools freaked out. … more →
