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Teaching Critical Literacy with Classic Children's Literature

The classics contain timeless truths - and also prejudices that are very much tied to the time and place they were written. As such, they're great for teaching critical literacy.

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National Geographic Photography

We grow up with National Geographic. Do you know that AllPosters, have an entire collection "National Geographic Photography" Posters ready for you to print, enjoy, educate kids.

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English and Writing

Grammar Tips and Hints

Join me for some grammar fun! Yeah, I said 'grammar' and 'fun' in the same sentence. Deal with it.

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English and Writing

I Beg of You: Don't Beg the Question!

"Begs the question" does NOT mean what you think it means!

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English and Writing

Writer's Block ~ A possible solution ~ it worked for me!

That nebulous disease that afflicts every writer from time to time, If anyone who reads this has ever suffered from "The Dreaded Block" they will know that it is a lack of ease.

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English and Writing

Who is Vikk Simmons

A short bio on Vikk Simmons, travel writer, online writer and author of travel guidebooks and YA fiction. She's also a primo dog lover who lives with six opinionated canines.

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English and Writing

Series Commas: The Comma Before "And"

Series commas, a.k.a. serial commas, are a hot topic with the cool grammar geek crowd. They're also called Oxford commas or Harvard commas; now doesn't that sound erudite?

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English and Writing

Me vs. I - Which One When?

He and I ... her and me ... How about a simple grammatical rule for when to say "I" or "me"?

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English and Writing

Grammar Tips -- Correlative Conjunctions

These grammar tips cover correlative conjunctions, which are simply words that are used together to join parts of a sentence. Examples are either or, neither nor, and both and.

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International Studies

What is UNESCO

UNESCO is an agency under United Nations with a large spectrum of activities. My goal in this article is to give an example I know of World Heritage Sites and spread the word.

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