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Learnlets » Reimagining Learning
Helpful for teachers?
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“On the road again”
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’50 Shades of Grey’ author on ‘Hunger Games’ | Shelf Life | EW.com
Have you read “The Hunger Games” or seen the movie based on it? What do you think of James’ thoughts on it?
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Google Docs spell-check: How autocomplete can improve your spelling. – Slate Magazine
I’ve always found this helpful, so never considered whether or not it would affect our ability to spell. Thoughts?
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Help write the next great Nicholas Sparks book with USA Weekend – USATODAY.com
Read Nicholas Sparks? Take on this group story!
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A class act / Features / Home – Morning Star
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Poetry can help us to perceive our situation and surroundings differently.
Sometimes as a catalyst to change, sometimes as a way of seeing our own lives and connections in a deeper way.
Don’t wait to be heard. If you’re waiting to be asked, you never will be.
Our voices are again being marginalised, and working-class cultural life is being turned into pornography for cultural tourists.
Technology is often the poor man’s friend. The internet is alive with poetry.
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After porn it’s the biggest thing on there. And like porn, much of it is awful.
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Ruth Franklin: Why The Literary Landscape Continues To Disadvantage Women | The New Republic
Ladies and gents, pay special attention to this one.
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Writers: What To Do When You Get Stuck – Writer’s Relief, Inc.
Help with writer’s block.
Daily Archives: April 6, 2012
Hodge-Podge-ing-ness
Filed under Community of English Practice, Fun, Weekly Hodge-Podge, Writers