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education
Imagine if I told you, an adult who reads for entertainment, that you’ll now be required to answer a question with a written response every time you put down a book or an article. The articles will have more questions, with both multiple choice and long written responses. They’ll ask you questions like this:   ...
I’m often struck by the idea of privacy, and its frequent absence in our constantly media connected world. It’s an underlying theme in my novel Perception, and lately I’ve had the opportunity to question some real life issues with our expectations of privacy. Last year a law passed in the state of Florida that prohibits educators from discouraging a parent from bringing...