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Small Changes in Teaching: The First 5 Minutes of Class – The Chronicle of Higher Education (Website sign-in required)
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Four ways to keep young learners engaged in your online classes
Speaking from personal experience, it is indeed a struggle to keep young learners focused in front of their PCs for any given number of minutes...especially when they are at home, with SO MANY distractions. From very energetic songs to greenscreens and puppets, it will keep you busy. It's especially difficult when they aren't really old …
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How can I tell the difference between the flu and COVID-19?
The flu season is here...unfortunately. With COVID-19 still rampant is many places, it would be easy for people to get the symptoms from both ailments confused. Here is some information that I hope helps. Also, follow these tips from one of my previous posts. Of course, if you have symptoms of either, please see a …
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How to Achieve the DSLR Look in Film-Making
This is my second shared post on film-making. My previous post was about camera angles. This time around, it's about achieving the pro-film look (think Hollywood or similar) with your projects. Of course, you need the proper equipment (unless your camera has the settings mentioned in this video, already), and proper post-production …
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