I can't stand when writers artificially lengthen the article and only after the first half get actually to the point: > “Only two schools of 69 in the Instruct

I can't stand when writers artificially lengthen the article and only after the first half get actually to the point: > “Only two schools of 69 in the Instructional Technology Initiative ... use Pearson regularly,” according to an internal March report from project director Bernadette Lucas. “Any given class typically experiences one problem or more daily. Teachers report that the students enjoy the interactive content — when it’s available. When it’s not, teachers and students try to roll with the interruptions to teaching and learning as best they can.”