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The New York Times - The Learning Network A new Text to Text lesson plan that pairs "The Glass Castle" with a Times photo essay, "Life on the Streets."
Text to Text | ‘The Glass Castle’ and ‘Life on the Streets’
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In this Text to Text, we ask students to reflect on the ways individual stories might shape or change conventional beliefs about homelessness.
114 months ago
HelloGiggles And, frankly, it's pretty cool.
People are now joining a Harry Potter religion (yes, seriously!)
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People are now joining a Harry Potter religion, thanks to the podcast "Harry Potter and the Sacred Text" by two Harvard Divinity School students.
114 months ago
HelloGiggles Go ahead and text first.
Why it’s okay if you texted first
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To text first, or to not to text first, that is the question... which you have answered with “to text first.” Yes, you have texted the object of your affections first and are now suffering 34, 35, 36 agonizing seconds with no response. In the mom Read more ... ent you’ve psyched yourself up, inventing up some lost…
122 months ago
Techmeme "We've spent a lot of time observing what people are doing on Twitter, and we see them taking screenshots of text and tweeting it. Instead, what if that text...was actually text? Text tht could be searched. Text that could be highlighted. That's more Read more ... utility and power"
Jack Dorsey likens additional text in tweets to text screenshots, affirms the value of the 140-character constraint, predicts most tweets will still be short (@jack) http://bit.ly/1mA2THO http://techme.me/L10V
123 months ago
The Huffington Post The text saying “Hey.”
-OMG, did he just text me first?!!?
The text saying “Heyy.”
-OH MY GOD, HE IS SO OBSESSED ME.
126 months ago
Lifehacker We code Lifehacker by hand in plain text.
Behind the App: The Story of Notepad++
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The humble text editor is an indispensable tool for many developers, web designers, writers, and people simply looking for a quick way to jot down notes. But there are much better options than notepad.exe; one of our favorites is Notepad++. Five Best Read more ... Text Editors Five Best Text Editors Five Best Text Editors Whether you're a developer or a writer, a good text editor is a must-have on any computer, in… Read more Read more
129 months ago
The New York Times - The Learning Network Our final Text to Text this school year: How do you look at art? How can you make meaning from what you see?
Text to Text | Making Meaning From the Art in Our Lives
learning.blogs.nytimes.com
For this Text to Text, we feature an essay by the Times art critic Holland Cotter, who imagines uniting the soul-altering artworks from his travels in a single collection. We pair it with an article describing how soaring attendance has turned many m Read more ... useums into crowded, sauna-like spaces.
130 months ago
The New York Times - The Learning Network A new text-to-text, using a passage from the much taught, and much challenged, "Speak."
Text to Text | ‘Speak’ and ‘Waking Up to the Enduring Memory of Rape’
learning.blogs.nytimes.com
In this Text to Text we feature an excerpt from “Speak,” a 1999 National Book Award finalist that is regularly taught, and regularly challenged, in schools across the country. We’ve paired it with a 2013 Op-Ed by a woman who was raped by a clas Read more ... smate when she was 16.
132 months ago
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133 months ago
The New York Times - The Learning Network Malcolm X was assassinated 50 years ago this month. A new Text to Text raises questions about what we can learn from him today.
Text to Text: 'What Would Malcolm X Think?' and 'After the Bombing'
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In this Text to Text, we feature an Op-Ed written by Malcolm’s daughter Ilyasah Shabazz, in which she asks “What would Malcolm X think?” about today’s violence and activism. We pair it with an excerpt from one of Malcolm X’s final speeches, Read more ... when he addresses many of these same issues.
133 months ago