Studying errors, not just marking them incorrect, is one of the most powerful and indelible kinds of learning.
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Studying errors, not just marking them incorrect, is one of the most powerful and indelible kinds of learning.
I've missed you. I've been down with a bad virus for a couple weeks, one that badly affected my voice, and I've had to cancel So. Much. Work. I am eager to get back to writing and teaching.
The end of 2025 is rapidly approaching, and along with it, the end of my self-imposed sabbatical. This sabbatical did not go exactly as I had planned, but I'
Recently, a question came up in my private English Spelling Facebook group about the graphemes in the word view; a discussion ensued about the <ew> digraph that can spell both [ju] as in few and [uː] as in brew. Is the <
I am proud to carry another beautiful new illustrated etymology book by artist and author Dave Buchen, this time in four-color printing: The Horn Book: An Illustrated Dictionary of Proto-Indo-European. Buchen is an extraordinary woodcut artist and also the author and illustrator of Why
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