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Most of us need to write every day. Here are a few tips to make it less painful.

If you ever need to force a copy of a Google Form, the process is a little different than forcing other Google apps. Here are the five easy steps to do it.

“There is nothing so useless as doing efficiently that which should not be done at all.” Peter Drucker

If you need a little grant funding to get a great classroom project off the ground, DonorsChoose.org might be the answer to support you and your students.

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Americans looking to reduce their reliance on products from tech's most alarmingly megalithic companies might be surprised to learn just how far their

Google's secretive plans to launch a censored search engine in China, codenamed "Dragonfly," are still bubbling away. This week, Chinese regional authorities passed new laws that lay out the kind of speech suppression that tech companies will likely have to facilitate and be complicit in.

An inventor and entrepreneur, Bill Haney started his first company as a agen138, inventing and building air pollution control systems for power plants agen 138..

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Anyone who knows me well, knows how much I love podcasts . Pretty much any subject that comes up leads to me saying "I was just listening ...

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Goal: Students proactively build up their Internet searching skills so their searches produce the best results possible. Instead of indiscriminately clicking on the first few links from the millions of results produced by a simple search, students will know how to make searches that produce fewer results with higher quality links. Reason: Most students don’t know how to extract the most relevant information from a search that produces millions of results; they normally just type in a few keywords because they think that’s sufficient.

Spread the loveThis article was written by Christopher Scanlon, La Trobe University Ever since the invention of the printed word, academics have been arguing about the proper place of technology in teaching. On one side are those who I’ll call the traditionalists who insist on the primacy of face-to-face and barely tolerate online delivery. For the traditionalists, students need, as one colleague put it, to be exposed to the “rhetorical performance of the lecture”. For them, students learn a great deal from simply watching academics nut through problems. While they may decry passive lectures, their own teaching, they insist, is […]

Effective opening scenes orient your reader to a story’s core conflict while raising pertinent questions about the plot to come. Most often, we writers achieve this through devising a scene in the …

The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian speaks about what we can learn from Abraham Lincoln, Teddy and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Lyndon Johnson.

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