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And the top 6 AMC blogs are…

Posted on January 23, 2019 by teachingteacher

What makes a good blogger? “Good writing,” you may have responded. Yes, good writing is essential, but good writing in the highly-visual world of the World Wide Web means so much more than merely the words that we use. Good … Continue reading →

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Some things will never change?

Posted on January 25, 2018 by teachingteacher

Pop musician Bruce Hornsby used to sing in his 1986 hit single that “some things will never change—that’s just the way it is.” Incredibly, that seems to be true of the basics of blog writing (at least in the short term). … Continue reading →

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The terror and the thrill of teaching from a blank slate

Posted on September 19, 2012 by teachingteacher

About three years ago, a wise colleague told me that it takes three years to become a teacher and five years to become a good one. At the time, I couldn’t see that happening to me. Then a college teacher … Continue reading →

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