From the archive
Teaching and Learning
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The Backwards Brain Bicycle
A couple weeks ago I wrote a blog post about the Good Habits book I had just finished reading. This week, I’d like to share a fun video I watched…
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Discovering the Power of the Squiggly Line
When I was little, my dad was on the road a lot for work. So when he was home, we’d often go out to dinner so my mom could take…
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Willpower Alone Won’t Make that Goal Happen
We spend a shocking 43 percent of our day doing things without thinking about them. That means that almost half of our actions aren’t conscious choices but the result of…
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I Do Not Think that Tweet Means What You Think It Means…
If you’ve been on Facebook for any decent amount of time lately, you’ve probably seen this post: It seems like every so often, this coupon, or other fake ones from…
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Look Both Ways Before Accepting Information as Truth
When I say the term “information literacy” what comes to mind? For most, they think of research … perhaps for an academic paper or maybe to double check the facts…
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Let Them Speak
I attended a student panel on eSports. Six high schoolers had given up their time to come talk to educators about gaming and eSports leagues. Within five minutes, the questions…