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The Supreme Court is in the news today, as Judge Neil Gorsuch was officially announced last night as the president’s
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The Supreme Court is in the news today, as Judge Neil Gorsuch was officially announced last night as the president’s
One thing that surprised me during last spring’s testing season was the heavy use of computer-voice instructions and listening passages
Last week, Stanford researchers released a “bleak” report showing that more than 80 percent of students can’t determine the difference
My school’s hallways are abuzz this week with the creepy clown ridiculousness that’s sweeping America and now, it seems, the
About eight years ago, I stopped giving out-of-class writing assignments and, instead, decided to have all major papers written in
`Tis the season for graduation speakers to start preparing remarks as they’ll soon populate podiums across the land, hoping to
I recently caught myself being one of those annoying people who offer advice without being asked. Twice over winter break,
As October comes to a close, novelists-in-the-making are sharpening their pencils (or more likely charging their laptops) in preparation for
Last week’s launch of the NFL season provides a timely and compelling way to excite your students about the tools
Maybe it’s the former journalist in me (in third grade, I knew I’d be Lois Lane when I grew up),