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About a month ago , I shared some social media templates both inspired by and missing from the epic collection amassed at Matt Miller's Ditch That Textbook Website . If you missed that post, there's a dating profile template, a Nextdoor template, and an Instagram profile page, all free and fully editable to use with your students! As I was looking through my collection of templates I've used to simulate group conversation...I noticed a void that existed. I think finding a w

In 2008, American rock band Vampire Weekend shook the world by asking one simple question... " Who gives a F$%K about an Oxford Comma?" and my brain immediately thought two things: I do... What does the Oxford Comma feel about this song? I cannot be the only person who asks hard-hitting questions like this. I definitely know that I'm not the only one who has conversations with inanimate objects frequently. Do you think I sound a little crazy? If you've ever bumped into a pie

Some of ya'll may remember the game, but not the amazing commercial. As someone who's obsessed with communication and language, one of my classroom staples has always been the physical game Taboo! The premise is simple. Get your teammates to guess a word or concept, but you cannot say any of the words on the card you've drawn. It's always a fun watch because you have to instantly watch someone rethink how to explain a word or phrase without using the most commonly associated