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Articles from March, 2020
Tips & Tricks
Teaching Resources for National Poetry Month: 2020 Edition
Pair These Texts with Our Ready-Made Vocabulary Resources
These ready-made resources are designed to make teaching poetry easier for you, and reading poetry more meaningful for your students.
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A pandemic is like an epidemic on steroids. Both are words for a widespread disease, but a pandemic can spread across continents, while an epidemic affects a smaller population. An epidemic disease can originate in one area but grow to be a pandemic as it infects people all over the world.
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You Can Do This: Getting Started with Action Research
How To Conduct Action Research on Your Use of Vocabulary.com
Tackling your own research project may seem daunting, but we can help! Our research team has created a step-by-step guide for educators who want to conduct action research on their use of the platform.
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New "Remote Learning Edition" Webinars: The Know-How You Need Now for Online Instruction
New 30-Minute Crash Course, Student Sessions, and Virtual Office Hours
Check out our new webinars, designed to give you the know-how you need right now to get the most out of Vocabulary.com in a virtual classroom. Our live sessions are always free, fun, and open to anyone!
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March 18 is National Awkward Moments Day. In honor of the occasion, embrace your embarrassing side and these new words.
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Shifting to online instruction doesn't have to mean starting from scratch! Try these simple tips for integrating Vocabulary.com into your plans for remote learning.
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With only two months to go this season, schools across the map are hitting their stride in the Vocab Bowl. Where does your school stack up on the leaderboards? Check out the latest highlights and shoutouts.
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