Rhetoric really is everything, everywhere, and all at once since every act of communication is spinning in a multiverse of contexts that all shape what’s said, how it’s said, and why it matters. Yet within that vast swirl of influences, not every...
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If you’ve ever waited longer than you thought humanly possible for a complete sentence to appear during a writing assignment (only to discover...
Unlock the power of historical thinking and writing as you elevate complexity and engagement in AP History classrooms. Presented by experienced AP...
One of the personal stories I frequently share with my students is how I nearly became a lawyer. I majored in political science and philosophy in...
Every spring, standardized testing can feel like a looming mountain for both students and teachers. The challenge is real: how do we prepare students...
As middle school educators, we know the moment when a learner comes alive in class. Maybe they're debating a character's motivation or crafting a...
In the first blog post of the Rhetoric Meets Remedy series, I discussed the importance of teaching for transfer. Teaching for transfer is vital...
As a public educator, one of the most vital things that I try to get my students to understand is how all the information they learn works together...
Okay, real talk without judgement: How often do you arrive at school in the morning only to second-guess your Middle School ELA class routines? You...
Every May, AP readers hear the same refrain: “The sophistication point is a unicorn.” But that’s not quite right. Unicorns don’t exist. The...
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