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Fake Pages, Rumor Accounts, Mean Gossip: How Schools Are Handling Instagram Drama
Instagram has its benefits. Finding new recipes, sharing photos of your events. But it’s also become a place for cyberbullying....
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All the Times Students Thought They Got Away With Cheating but Were Very, Very Wrong
Ahh, the Internet. Making it easier for students to cheat since the 1990s but also making it easier for us...
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Women’s History Month Activities for March and Beyond
While women’s history should be a staple of the curriculum throughout the year, Women’s History Month in March presents a...
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How to Celebrate Women’s History Month with Your Class
Women’s History Month in March is dedicated to commemorating and encouraging the study of the trailblazing women who have played...
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A lesson in speaking up for yourself: I saved $575 for a moment of discomfort
Today, I want to share a small victory.Like all humans, I have flaws. One of mine is that I hate...
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College Endowments Boomed in Fiscal 2021
College and university endowments posted sky-high returns in fiscal year 2021, with endowments of all sizes growing by at least...
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University of Kansas Looks to Cut 42 Academic Programs
Faculty members at the University of Kansas are pushing back on a plan that would eliminate 42 academic programs, arguing...
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A Spectrum Of How To Create Learning Through Play
How can you teach through play?We’ve talked before about the role of play in learning, and this is an idea...
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How To Turn Skills Into Your Organization’s New Growth Language
Creating A Skills-Forward Strategy For Your TeamIt’s been said that 2020 brought about three years of digital transformation in three...
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Why We All Need to Adopt This Twitter Teacher’s Homework Policy
If there’s one thing we learned the past couple of years while we were teaching online AND supporting our own...
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