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AI has never been so close

Started Jun 21, 2017 0 Replies

Dear colleagues,As an English teacher, I can not but share with you a brilliant and smart artificial intelligence tool that is going to be launched this month. Meet Emma, a self-learning authorship…Continue

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Grab the chance to engage your students into creative writing

Started this discussion. Last reply by Leesa Johnson Oct 5, 2016. 1 Reply

Students tend to be lazybones when it comes to writing. How to motivate them to develop creative writing skills during the summer period? Kids shouldn't miss an opportunity to participate in creative…Continue

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Tips For Teaching Introverted Students

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Hello! Please, feel free to share your hacks.Continue

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The Complete Guide: How to Deal with Plagiarism

Posted on May 31, 2016 at 10:44am 0 Comments

How often do you talk with students about plagiarism? Is it always easy to explain them why should they write original papers and express their own thoughts? Do they understand how to cite sources and do a research?

The problem of plagiarism worried me for a while. I've tried different methods of…

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10 Premium Tools for EdTech-Savvy Students

Posted on March 2, 2016 at 8:38am 0 Comments

Students fall in that category of people who have to appreciate everything that technology offers. But do they really have an option? Not at all. Considering the ways technology has transformed our education system, they are not given that much of an option.

Today, there are a pantload of…

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