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A Short Story Your Students Will Enjoy (opens the original)
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“‘Repent, Harlequin!’ Said the Ticktockman” is a 1956 short story by Harlan Ellison that is one of the most commonly anthologized pieces of dystopian literature for middle and high school students.It’s a quirky examination of an authoritarian society where every minute of citizens’ lives is tightly scheduled. But one rebellious character won’t conform, so the Ticktockman is on the case.Subscribe nowThis brief clip is part of a 30-minute analysis of the story̵
How Educators Get Addicted to Heroin (opens the original)
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The Five Most Common (and Flawed) Arguments By AI-Assisted Writers (opens the original)
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Now that AI has been around for a while now and writers of all kinds—from high school kids to professionals—are using it, cliches have started to emerge. On this episode, I discuss the five that see… Read more
How to Be Coachable in the Classroom and Beyond (opens the original)
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I recently read a great new book by sports journalist Ric Bucher, Coachable: A New Theory of Success for Athletes, Parents, Coaches, and Leaders. In each chapter, he describes how famous athletes ha… Read more
Why Teachers HATE Professional Development (opens the original)
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A new school year is upon us, and that means teachers will be forced to sit through one of the worst aspects of education: the dreaded professional development.Most PD is a complete waste of time, le… Read more
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