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The Dos and Don’ts of the Apostrophe

Feb 15 Comment

Though small and seemingly trivial in the grand scheme of world events, proper apostrophe usage is a triumph and a joy.

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Bilingualism Across the United States

Feb 15 Comment

While a majority of the country’s population spoke English in 2007, data reveals that the population that speaks a language other than English has been increasing for the past 30 years. While some may not like the sound of that, it does present the opportunity for those children to grow up as bilinguals.

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Advantages of Having Your Child in Preschool

Feb 13 Comment

The younger your child is when you enroll him in school, the earlier he will start to read. If you can expose your child to literacy at a young age, he will become a better reader. Courtesy of Children’s Learning Adventure Browse and download thousands of educational content at Examville.com

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50 Best Books For Teachers

Jan 22 Comment

Teachers like to read too! Here are 50 of the best books for teachers to read about their profession. 50 Best Books For Teachers infographic

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Adjectives: degrees of comparison (Grammar Review)

Jan 12 Comment

Adjectives come in a rainbow of flavors, but they have some rules and regulations when used for comparison. Courtesy of Grammar.net (c)

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New York Got Smarter, Dressed Sharper, and Faced Off with Failure in 2012 (Xconomy.com) – Examville News

Jan 2 Comment

“…Disruption in education was an early theme this year, with local startups such as Knewton, Examville, and Lore (formerly Coursekit) offering digital platforms to make content more accessible and shareable among students and teachers. Class scheduling, notes, and electronic textbooks increasingly appeared via the cloud and social networks thanks to these companies and their peers…” [...]

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What is the Fiscal Cliff?

Dec 14 Comment

The “Fiscal Cliff” has been all over the news lately, but what is the Fiscal Cliff, anyways? Find out just what makes up a Fiscal Cliff and how it affects you in this infographic. by visually.

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Troublesome English Word

Dec 14 Comment

Homonyms in English are strange little words that sound similar but are spelled differently and have different meanings. These can be tricky, and not just for those learning English as a second language, even those who have spoken the language since birth can confuse them from time to time. Here are some common homonyms and [...]

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So you want to be an English language teacher?

Dec 14 Comment

How to become an English language teacher. A definitive guide to becoming an English teacher (infographic). by antoniodivico. Download thousands of educational resources from Examville Marketplace.

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Smart Multiplication Table

Dec 14 Comment

Although there are many ways to calculate the multiplication table, in this simple design we demonstrate a projection technique. We use multiplication and addition processes together through parallel projection with your hands. Download thousands of education resources and lesson plans from Examville Marketplace.

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