Memorizing facts is generally seen as less important than developing skills like critical thinking. In fact, though, having information stored in your memory is what enables you to think critically.
BGR: 3.2B email and password pairs were just leaked in the mother of all da
More than 3 billion user credentials were just posted online as part of a data breach compilation that’s mind-boggling in its scale. This collection of …
Q13 FOX (Seattle): Washington state auditor's office breached in software '
A Washington agency examining how the state fell victim to massive unemployment fraud last year said Monday that files on 1.6 million claims that it obtained for its investigation have been exposed by a data breach — meaning people who already lost work due the pandemic might have to add identity theft to their difficulties.
Below you can find the full set of illustrations for all parts of plot structure, as found in the books Structuring Your Novel and Next Level Plot Structure. You can click on any picture for a larger view. […]
Letting Students Choo-Choo Choose Their Own Track with a Choice Board • Tec
Using a choice board to allow students to select their own journey, while still ensuring they reach the destination, is a powerful research-based strategy.
Curation Corner: Writerly Wisdom – Word Inventions
Henry Miller’s 11 Commandments of Writing Thanks to Maria Popova’s Brain Pickings for this excellent page that includes Miller’s ‘daily program’. My favorites: Work o…
TCEA Responds: Starting a Virtual Book Club • TechNotes Blog
Need to start a virtual book club with your students? This blog entry will share some tips and resources you can use to ensure success and more reading.