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Do you want to deepen learners’ engagement with content and each other? Here’s a tip: Bring in live actors for your courses. Highly effective for in-person events, this method is also easy to implement with online learning.
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San Diegans recount coronavirus pandemic experience in new book
Some San Diegans shared their coronavirus pandemic experiences in a new book.
and last updated 2021-03-03 20:56:31-05
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) As the world approaches one year into a pandemic that has reshaped many lives, many people will never forget what followed those first months when it all started.
As life grinded to a halt and forced everyone to stay inside, Mary Walshokâs situation was unique. The San Diegan was living next door to her son and grandchildren, and suddenly found her Swedish culture colliding with her son s Korean in-laws.
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Around the year 1350, with Europe in the throes of a bubonic plague epidemic, a book of stories called “The Decameron” captured something of what it was like in Florence, Italy: the devastation, the fear, the resolve, the hope.
In 2021, with the world struggling through another pandemic, a new collection of stories aims to chronicle what it felt like in San Diego.
Called the San Diego Decameron Project, it includes 100 stories written by county residents as part of a contest organized by the San Diego Public Library, Write Out Loud, La Jolla Historical Society, and San Diego Writers, Ink. The collection went online Tuesday, on the organizers’ websites, and will be published in book form later this year. They also will be added to the library’s digital archive.
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