Your Zip Code Could Be An Indicator of Your Health
When we think about what makes a person healthy, it’s often related to obvious factors: […]
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HOW TO GET RELUCTANT PROFESSORS ON BOARD WITH MOBILE LEARNING
Mobile learning is a growing trend for students who are increasingly searching for ways to take their education with them. They tend to prize flexibility when it comes to their academics, making it essential that professors start to add more mobile learning components to the curriculum. Old-school professors tend to be more reluctant to get
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INTERNET SAFETY TIPS FOR STUDENTS
With everyone reportedly spending one-third of their days online—and younger ones not far behind—it’s imperative that parents and teachers ensure the safety of school-students on the Internet.
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HOW TO PREVENT HIGH-TECH CHEATING
Cheating has always been a cultural phenomenon, but today’s digital age makes it easier than ever. It can be tempting to find creative solutions to raise your grades without putting in the work. Papers can be written
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INTERACTIVE WRITING FOR THE GOOGLE CLASSROOM
Writing is one of the most difficult tasks for many students. It can be a tedious, boring, difficult assignment for a student who struggles with writing or who has little to no interest in writing. What would happen if a teacher could transform writing into an interactive lesson and make putting thoughts to paper more
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IT’S TIME TO CHANGE THE NARRATIVE OF ONLINE AND DISTANCE EDUCATION BY MATTHEW LYNCHAUGUST 1, 20180
Online and distance learning is growing in popularity as individuals are demanding a more flexible education. They need school schedules that can be easily coordinated
WHY LIBRARIES SHOULD BE LEADING THE OER REVOLUTION
Too often, libraries are mistaken for quiet buildings filled with books and librarians who “hush” you. If this is your take on libraries, you
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Why do we have bones?
As you know, humans have lots of bones – the flat bones that form our skull, curved bones that form our chest, long bones in our arms and legs, stacked bones in our backbone, small bones in our hands and feet, and tiny bones in our ears. Why do we have all these bones? And
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Why can I sometimes see the Moon in the daytime?
The Moon can be seen at different times during the day and night – but when and where you see it depends on the phase of the Moon. If you watch the Moon over a month, you will notice it gradually changing shape, from a crescent to a full circle, then back to a crescent again. If you pay
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Do animals sleep like people? Do snails sleep in their shells?
Most animals, including snails, sleep like you and me. That is, they get into a comfortable position and close their eyes (if they have eyelids!). Like you and me, they also don’t usually move much while they sleep. But how can we know whether an animal is sleeping, or just staying still? There are a
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