The Myriad Benefits of Diversity in the Workplace
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#nche2016: Elementary history instruction and why we should care
Second session here at #nche2016.
Taking Back Elementary Education: Advocating for History to Improve Reading Comprehension by David Klemm. Great topic. Something we need to be talking about. But remember folks that it’s still just 8:00 in the am.
Basic idea is that reading in context is huge. He started by sharing an excerpt about baseball as an example.
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A New Round of Classic Rewrites, From Austen to Brontë — TIME
Classics enter the Western canon for a reason: because as readers, we can’t stop going back to them. But for better or worse, neither can writers. Every year, we get a new crop of reimagined classics, from Helen Fielding’s superb Pride and Prejudice rewrite Bridget Jones’s Diary (1996) to Seth Grahame-Smith’s more violent Pride and…
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Getting into Higher Gear: Why Structural Reforms Are Critical for Revving Up Global Growth
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These Are the Media’s Best Brexit Covers — TIME
Great Britain’s referendum vote to leave the European Union shook the world this week. Stocks have dipped and world leaders have expressed concern about Great Britain leaving the EU. Polls showed a generational divide over whether to leave or remain in the union. Following the vote, Prime Minister David Cameron resigned. Official talks between Great…
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To be young, gifted, and underemployed
Over the course of the next month, millions of high-school and college students will be graduating. And, to judge by the circumstances of other young workers these days, the world that awaits them …
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