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Words We Confuse that Spellcheckers Miss, Part F

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Moving on to homophones that start with f. I hope these continue to be helpful. It’s amazing how many of these confused spelling words you can find when you start looking for them.

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Why We Changed the WriteAtHome Curriculum

As you probably know, this blog is affiliated with WriteAtHome.com, our program offering online writing courses to students in grades 5-12. Recently, WriteAtHome announced some broad changes to the curriculum we offer, and I thought I might take a moment to explain that here.

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Wikipedia Infographic: Is It Time To Embrace Online Encyclopedias?

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Should WriteAtHome, and schools in general, encourage the use of Wikipedia for research?

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Writing Modes: The Four Purposes of Writing

  When we think of writers, we normally think of those who craft creative fiction — short stories, poems, novels, …

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Too Good Not to Share

We just received this email from the happy mom of a former student. I just couldn’t resist the chance to toot WriteAtHome’s horn a bit…

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