⭐️💙⭐️ Some Things: Aren't Exactly What They Appear To Be!
Did I ever tell you (my one reader) I used to work for AOL? Well, "work" is an ambiguous term - but I was compensated with free AOL access for the 7 years I worked for them. My 4 hours each week were spent in the AOL Ask-A-Teacher education spaces... Monitoring chat rooms, writing articles and helping students with homework questions.
It was during these times I learned about "masked vulgarity" being as bad as vulgarity itself (and a TOSsable offense).
What the? ?? ?
It is also where I started holding workshops for teachers online on Academic Integrity. I gave them the knowledge and skills to investigate suspected plagiarism and other instances of cheating. Kind of like what I do now! ;)
When I read the article below, I was reminded of those courses and the feeling of "catching" students who could not be bothered with doing work 'the right way, like everyone else'.
This eye-opening, thought-provoking article was an essential read for me, and broadened my perspective. Furthermore, I feel it is essential to share.

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