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How to study faster

Imagine if you could study faster.  Instead of having an assignment take you three hours, what if it took you just two?  Or maybe just one?The good news is that there is a study tip that can...
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I Pads Functionality in the Classroom

RE I PADSOctober 4, 2013I was at one of the 11 schools which rolled out I Pads in L A Unified School DIstrict, and we had an hour grade level second grade training, which was hands on.There were three...
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What's TNVA Up to Now? (Video)

In the past year, the Tennessee Virtual Academy has made many changes to its programs.  While parents are well aware that the TNVA administrators and teachers are working with their students’ best interests at heart, there are a...
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End human trafficking

Human trafficking is a serious problem throughout the world. Stories appear in the news reporting on people being kidnapped off the street, thrown into the back of unmarked vans and sold around the world as sex slaves...
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Education Acronyms Part 2

In Pt. 2 of this listing, I will include acronyms often found in the school environment:KWL:  This one refers to the chart teachers make to explore ‘K’ – what they already (think they) know, ‘W...
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4 things you might not know about dysgraphia

1. Dysgraphia is a type of learning disability.Often, if you hear about a learning disability, it is dyslexia or learning disabilities in the area of reading. A lot of money, time, and research are devoted to learning more about...
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