University Canada West- B.C. student sues his teachers over plagiarism, judge strikes case - Business in Vancouver November 13, 2025
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- University Canada West - Understanding Indigenous History series takes to the skies with Air Canada - Education News Canada June 26, 2025
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- Social Media Policy
- Australia social media ban: when is it, how will it work and what apps are being banned for under-16s? - The Guardian December 3, 2025
- YouTube on Australia’s teen social media ban: This will make kids... - The Times of India December 3, 2025
- Most UK Journalists Lack ‘Meaningful’ Social Media Following Despite Audience Shift To Video Platforms - Net Influencer December 3, 2025
- Always Connected: Helping Parents Understand Social Media and Cybersecurity to Keep Their Children Safe - TAPinto December 3, 2025
- Crave's Heated Rivalry exploded on social media this weekend - Lainey Gossip December 3, 2025
- Vivek Ramaswamy recalls last conversation with Charlie Kirk on ‘What is an American?’; Social media brings up H-1B row - The Times of India December 3, 2025
- Major social media platform under review in UK over terror, hate content - MLex December 3, 2025
- Sprout Social (SPT) Launches Comprehensive Social Media Dictiona - GuruFocus December 3, 2025
Tag Archives: audience
You talk just fine?
When teaching oral communications to my students, I don’t feel comfortable critiquing those who speak in “uptalk,” that habit of ending sentences with a rising inflection so that declarative sentences sometimes seem to sound like questions. To me that would … Continue reading
It’s Usually Not Mother’s Day
Are there any people other than mothers who ever truly know that they have been the most important person in the life of someone else? I like this question, and ask some variant of it in most of my professional … Continue reading
Playing to an Audience
Back when I frequented the Poets.org critique forums, I often found myself talking about the distinction between what I called “private poems” and “public poems.” Private poems were poems that existed for the author’s benefit – often to work through … Continue reading