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Should Moonlight Porn Exclude School Employment?
The Samantha Ardente porn-star-in-school issue calls into question whether off-hour jobs should automatically exclude other types of employment. Continue reading
Time to Stop Swimming Upstream and Dam the Damn School Boards
Examining the responses to my London Free Press column about the continued issues we’re facing with a school system that has abdicated its teaching responsibilities and how apathy is the greatest challenge. Continue reading
Grammar’s Greatest Protectors Actually Doing Most Damage to Language
While our kids are certainly doing it no favours, perhaps we need to look at how grammar’s standard-bearers are posing the greatest threat to language. Continue reading
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Tagged education, grammar, language, National Grammar Day, school, Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar, students, teaching, youth
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Whitewashed Huck Finn a Lost Opportunity to Learn
Editing offensive-to-modern-ears terminology in Huck Finn only whitewashes the past and ruins an opportunity for teaching our children. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle
Tagged books, education, Huck Finn, Mark Twain, racism, students
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Great Communication is Learned One Day at a Time, Not in One Day
Despite what an e-mail advertisement promises, mastering communications can’t be done in a day — like any skill it takes years, talent, experience, and dedication to hone. Continue reading
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Tagged business, communications, education, social media
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