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How To Teach Writing: 3 Key Principles

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We all know how important writing skills are, and we know that the average young American struggles to write well. But what’s the solution? How do we turn things around? I believe the answer is simple in theory. The challenge lies in the implementation. Producing strong writers requires the following three principles: Practice. Writing is more like learning a musical …

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“Disenfranchised” or “Disillusioned”?

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I hear the word disenfranchised fairly often. But I’m almost always suspicious that the user means something else. The context is usually how someone is “feeling disenfranchised.” And that’s quite possible…

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It’s Complicated

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When you say, “It’s complicated,” do you mean the same thing as “It’s complex?”

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Let’s Stop Going Forward

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Must “going forward” replace “from now on”? David Mitchell and I hope not.

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Football Idioms

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English is packed with idioms taken from sports. This post looks at football idioms.

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