Around the Web: Top 5 posts for the week of 2-16
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Here are our Top 5 content shares from around the web for the week of 2-16.
- Top 5 reasons homework destroys learning -- Brilliant or Insane publisher Mark Barnes continues to outline the deleterious effects of homework in yet an other popular piece.
- More than 88 Percent of the Great Lakes Are Completely Frozen Over -- The Huffington Post provides excellent video and graphics on this amazing stat.
- 10 reasons to greet students at the door -- Our education guru, Reed Gillespie, wowed our readers again with this post on building rapport with kids.
- For Lower-Income Students, Snow Days Can Be Hungry Days -- NPR's Jessica Glazer got plenty of heads turning with this staggering story.
- What Would Happen If You Improved Everything by 1%: The Science of Marginal Gains -- Buffer's James Clear shares some interesting science on the benefits of small improvements.
Bonus Pick
Ellen Page comes out -- Brilliant or Insane pop culture writer, Anna Turner, shares a poignant story and video about the now "out-of-the-closet" movie star.
Mark Barnes is an education author and consultant and the publisher of Brilliant or Insane. Learn more about Mark on our Team page. Follow him on Twitter here.
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