Monthly Archives: December 2016

Two Words

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KATHLEEN PARKER Two Words Dec 25, 2016 CAMDEN, S.C. — When my wickedly witty father wanted to insult someone, he’d say, “I have two words for you — and they’re not “Merry Christmas.” At least this is what he thought … Continue reading →

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Using Scholarly Argument in your Literature Review

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Writing the Implications Section: Explaining How Your Study Contributes to Positive Social Change

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Significance of Your Study Answers “Who Cares?”

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Be the Glue: Writing Sticky Sentences

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Twitter as Teacher PD Part 2

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Twitter as Professional Development

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