Bloom’s Literature and Your Upper School Curriculum February 2 @ 11AM BST, 3PM GST, 7PM SGT Created Specifically for Students and Educators Bloom’s Literature offers a wealth of relevant, authoritative, and exclusive content on the authors and works most studied…
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Treasures of Baroque Art series This series by new producer Blue Bird Productions features the most beautiful cathedrals, churches, and palaces all in the Baroque style, found mainly in the countries that were under the domination of the Austrian Habsburg…
One of the most frustrating things about the current news landscape is that it is often so polarizing around difficult political topics. However, we can use these sorts of polarizing current events to teach news literacy in a productive way.…
With the new year comes new blog topics to help you start on a positive note. Last month, we learned about Web Literacy for Student Fact-Checkers, a resource that can help you teach research techniques that help students understand the importance of…
In 2020, Annual Reviews published 1,158 review articles across 51 journals in the Biomedical, Life, Physical, and Social Sciences. In addition, we curated six interdisciplinary article collections highlighting research relevant to challenging worldwide events. Which impactful articles were downloaded the…
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