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Comedians sometimes get hit with a bad experience called bombing. Even if we don't get up on stage, many of us have written ...

When we talk about ideas and phrases that someone else said first, we use different ways of acknowledging that we didn't come ...

Politicians give speeches promising to bring change, evoking strong feelings. But they might be dismissed as “just empty rhetoric.

We've talked about data visualization, but how do we get that data to begin with? There are a lot of different ways we can get ...

Yes, it's a funny name for a measurement, but it's also REALLY important to Chemistry. In this episode of Study Hall: Chemistry, ...

Generally, we want people to understand what we're saying. But, there are things that can get in the way of that understanding.

Timing and location are part of context, the factors that shape a particular situation. Context not only influences our world but also ...

What is our purpose? Not, you know... our purpose here on Earth, but our purpose in writing? What are we trying to do? Who are ...

"Kill Your Darlings" is a common phrase heard around writing. But, what does it mean and why do so many writers, authors and ...

Writing projects can stress us out. Part of that is because we don't use a good system to organize our thoughts. In this episode of ...

What does it actually mean to "solve an equation" or to “solve a problem?” In this episode of Study Hall, James walks us through ...

In this first episode of Study Hall: Data Literacy, Jessica Pucci talks us through some of the critical vocabulary we'll need to ...

It's TIME!!! Time to look at how data fits into our pastimes, news cycles, and jobs through sports! In this episode, Jessica walks us ...

Journalists have a responsibility to treat information and data very carefully. They have to acquire, format, interpret, and scrutinize ...

As writers, we can't just wait for inspiration to hit us. We need a process to help us produce and develop ideas and improve ...

We like to think of numbers as being pretty objective. 1 + 1 is 2. Always. But just like words or images, numbers are open to a ...

Looking at a graph, we can see how the human population is growing, determine the number of rabbits a habitat will support ...

A lot of people like to present their writing as "unbiased" but that is actually very rare. Even when we work to remove bias, ...

Rational expressions (aka fractions) can be scary to see on the page. But, there are really four key rules behind manipulating ...

Plans and writing planning get a bad rap, partly due to how they're used in school. In this episode of Study Hall: Composition, ...