Lately, I’ve been bombarded with ads for shows on NBC’s new streaming service, Peacock TV. And among their new shows, it seems, is  Brave New World , a fresh take on the classic dystopian novel. I hate to  ever  leave a bad review about anything, but I suspect students might stumble upon it after being assigned the book, so let me just say… This show is shockingly inappropriate for something kids might accidentally tune into. Seriously,  I’m pretty sure I’ve seen cleaner epis

Let’s be honest: music is no good for reinforcing proper grammar habits, even if we all love it.  However, I think for  most  songs, we kind of  know  when they’re abusing grammatical conventions to fit the rhyme.  There are times, though —  times like these  — when the errors are so subtle (and commonly-used!), that we may not even realize they’re happening.  As a result, we get LOTS of erroneous impressions, and when the opportunity arises to use the right version, it just

We’re all watching more TV than normal these days, but if you want to keep your edge and come out of quarantine smarter than ever , it’s time to become more intentional with your TV choices. There’s nothing inherently wrong with watching Friends re-runs for the 400th time, but it’s probably not going to teach you much either! Below, I’ve compiled a list of 5 TV shows that are (in my opinion!) just as entertaining as they are edifying. Have you seen any of them? Are there an