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  • June 29, 2020

    If You Care About Education, You Need to Care About Copyright

    Unless you’re a writer, you probably don’t think much about copyright law. But if you are a parent, or care at all about education, copyright needs to be on the top of your mind.A quick overview:Authors ...

  • "We Need to Celebrate the Efforts of Our Students" Author & Educator Larry Swartz on Teaching Creative Writing
    "We Need to Celebrate the Efforts of Our Students" Author & Educator Larry Swartz on Teaching Creative Writing
    July 17, 2019

    "We Need to Celebrate the Efforts of Our Students" Author & Educator Larry Swartz on Teaching Creative Writing

    As an instructor at U of T's prestigious teaching education program, OISE, Larry Swartz knows a thing or two about inspiring students. He's also written several teaching guides and textbooks, which focus ...

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