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‘Decency is what your grandmother taught you!’ a beleaguered Morgan Freeman appeals to a frenzied courtroom in the film version of “Bonfire of the Vanities.” This scene reveals public figures of authority and private citizens alike on the verge...
What are performance-based assessments (PBA)? Here’s an example to help you understand PBAs. Let’s think about verbs. Regardless of your level of interest in sentence structure, the word verb most likely brought one thing to mind: action. The physical act of...
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