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What can benchmark a student’s reading level, focus all eyes during a guided reading session, and provide opportunities for instructional practice in everything from phonics to reading comprehension strategies?

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This Thanksgiving, it is important to take time to reflect upon the collective herculean efforts secondary and postsecondary educational institutions made in order to ensure their respective learners had few disruptions to their education during this challenging pandemic. Let’s remember to be grateful for the collective efforts that have been made by faculty, students, and administrative and support staff to ensure there are as few disruptions as possible in how our students learn.

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To build a relationship with another organization, the primary goal is for you and the other organization to agree on how your project should go. We regularly write contracts with our clients, and we’ve learned some useful things along the way.

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Cheating is a concern for any course at any level, but for many instructors, concerns about cheating are magnified in the online space. If a student is sitting at home with an Internet full of answers waiting at their fingertips, what’s to keep them from giving in to temptation?

While there is no silver bullet to prevent students from cheating in your online class, there are steps that you can take to significantly reduce the likelihood that students will cheat, including addressing both the underlying motivation to cheat and the mechanisms students use to cheat.

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