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Start studying Short story. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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I'll admit it: I'm not much of a coffee drinker. Well, at least not "real" coffee. My morning routine consists of driving through a coffee chain and getting a large iced coffee with extra cream and sugar (if you're a coffee connoisseur, you're probably cringing right about now).

If you relate to my experience, you may not have known that there's a whole world dedicated to serious artisanal coffee crafting. Let's have an in-depth look at this complex and fascinating culture.

In recent years, the pour-over method has gained popularity among third-wave coffee shops. It takes more than four minutes per cup, so it's not ideal for someone who's in a rush. On the plus side, it allows for experimentation to find a unique taste and reduces bitterness.

The three phases of pour-over coffee are wetting, dissolution and diffusion. Each step requires concentration and patience, but you'll end up with a well-made, unique cup of java.

If you're itching for a caffeine fix after reading this, you have to check out this infographic with the pros and cons of coffee consumption.

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How To Make The Perfect Cup Of Coffee Using The Pour-Over Method [Infographic] | Daily Infographic

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I'll admit it: I'm not much of a coffee drinker. Well, at least not "real" coffee. My morning routine consists of driving through a coffee chain and getting a large iced coffee with extra cream and sugar (if you're a coffee connoisseur, you're probably cringing right about now).

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Can we talk about why some people are healthy and happy every day, while people like me are constantly exhausted and unmotivated? How do those perky people do it?

This infographic offers a few suggestions on how you can become as energetic as those pesky health nuts. First, you're going to have to adopt a morning routine. This involves waking up early and eating breakfast, which can be difficult. Once you make it to work, you should drink water throughout the day and try to keep your body moving. If you don't want to be the weirdo doing squats at your desk, you can walk around the office every 30 minutes.

As far as lunch goes, the graphic suggests that you sacrifice your Cheetos and soda for "a bowl of nuts or carrot sticks." Yum. Later in the day, you should skip the bus and try walking or biking home. Last time I checked, we're approaching still experiencing some pretty cold weather, so this may not always be feasible. It also suggests having dinner at least 3 hours prior to your bedtime, which means watching Netflix and eating pizza right before bed is out.

As the day comes to a close, you might prepare for bed with a warm bath and powering off your screens at least 30 minutes before sleeping. Even if you're traditionally lazy, incorporating many of these habits into your daily life really isn't that daunting. I'll skip waking up early, but I'll consider a healthy lunch in the afternoon and walking home in the summer.

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Can we talk about why some people are healthy and happy every day, while people like me are constantly exhausted and unmotivated? How do those perky people do it? This infographic offers a few suggestions on how you can become as energetic as those pesky health nuts.

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Students do not know as much about technology as we think they do!

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Something might not be working, e.g. the wifi

It's better for our memory to write by hand

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You can find material that is impossible or next to impossible to find offline

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students are used to using technology in their spare time. They can handle different platforms better online

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For students virtually brought up in a technological world, using technology in a classroom might be a tool for them that feels familiar.

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Technology could fail

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Can use great fun material. Activate students. Help students with difficulties.

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The students will most likely be advanced users of technology. Good to incorporate tech they already know and like, could make it more interesting for the students

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All the material is (hopefully) there, minimises time wasted on pupils not bringing the correct material to class.

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Access to social media, distraction

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Drawback: Long setup times and computers that don't want to cooperate

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It's fun
There's a lot of free material

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Easily accessible
"Cloud-function"

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# Software like the type we're currently using allows students to contribute and interact without having to raise their voices, which may aid students with insecurities.

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a wide range of material and activities can be found and used wit h the help from technology

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It requires a lot of planning in order for the students not to get distracted by all the technology

People learn better when they are reading on paper rather than on a screen

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Benefits: Access to a great deal of material and sources and lots of programs/games can be fun ways for students to learn things.

Disadvantages: Can be difficult if one does not know how to look through the sources and material and students might get carried away and use the technology in ways they shouldn't. Can be hard for teachers to keep track of what the students are doing.

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Technology does not always work

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Time saving

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An awful falafel one

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disadvantages: very often there's problems with internet connection, sound etc in the classroom and then it's impossible to do what you've planned

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Pupils may become distracted (e.g. Doing other stuff on the computer)

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Access to a lot of materials and functions

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It was a sensation not unlike that of falling asleep.
It was a sensation not unlike a swift breeze blowing the whispers of the past through the defenses of your senses.
It was a sensation not unlike walking down a lonely path of decaying leaves while reminiscing about the people you've left behind.
Avert your eyes, Pilgrim, avert your eyes.
Do not surrender, do not fall
'tis only a memory
But oh, it is so very easy to be lost in memories
So very easy
Easy
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