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Grammar Corner: What’s The Difference Between Already vs. All Ready?

Is it right to say that your group is all ready to leave for your trip, or are you already to take your upcoming English exam? For those whose first language isn’t English or are just starting to learn, you may find that some English homonyms are difficult to tell apart and figure out which

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School Culture: 3 Ways to Encourage Students to Read for Pleasure

Young readers make better students. When kids read, they are able to expand their vocabulary, understand grammar, sharpen creative skills, and know more about the world. The goal of every good teacher is not just to teach students the skills of reading, but also impart to them the discipline and art of it. That in

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Who Really Invented Homework

Debunking the Myth of Roberto Nevilis: Who Really Invented Homework?

For those of us who have attended a formal education setting, you might remember the frustration of getting homework from most of your teachers. Before class ends, your teacher instructs your class to answer a certain page of your book or to write an essay about the topic you had just discussed. Some of us

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CompTIA A+ Certification Exam Study Notes: What Is Adware?

Advertising malware, also commonly known as adware, is one type of malware that you probably know about because you see it every time you go online. Adware basically displays unwanted ads usually in an intrusive, irritating, and sometimes dangerous way. While adware is not outright dangerous, some forms of adware can compromise your system’s security

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Kicking Off Your College Preparations While You’re in High School

You’d usually think that you’re better off spending your high school years having fun with your friends and enjoying life in general because the moment you hit college, you won’t be able to do all of these activities. However, that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t be preparing for the future. In fact, it’s highly recommended

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