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Summer Enrichment Activities with Measuring Up
Having a comprehensive and well-designed curriculum at your fingertips will go a long way toward creating summer enrichment activities that engage...
5 Ways to Bridge the Gap Between Concept and Curriculum
As an educator, there might be one question you dread above all others: “But when am I ever going to use this?”
Changes to the AP® Psychology Curriculum
The world of AP Psychology is going through a curricular change. While this has been a works in progress for a number of years, not that the changes...
Balancing Skill & Content in AP® World
Do you struggle with teaching over 800 years of content and building college-level skill proficiency to AP® World History students? Does teaching AP®...
Tackling Literacy Challenges for Emergent Bilingual Middle Schoolers
Do you ever have one of those days where you ponder, “What on Earth am I doing, and am I doing it right???” I did. Often. And they were often...
Ways to Engage Middle School ELA Students in Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening All Year Long
Join Laura Kebart (LanguageArtsTeachers.com) for a fun walkthrough of four strategies to keep your middle school ELA students engaged all year long!
Centers and Stations the Easy Way in Middle School ELA Classrooms
Join Laura Kebart, CEO of Language Arts Teachers, to discuss strategies for implementing stations in your classroom! During this presentation you'll...
10 Ways to Teach Vocabulary If You Have No Time
ELA Teacher and creator of languageartsteachers.com Laura Kebart walks you through 10 easy ways to integrate vocabulary instruction in your Middle...
Rubrics for Assessing Writing in the Middle School Classroom
Laura Kebart (English Language Arts Teachers) shares strategies for 6-8 ELA teachers for creating rubrics that center student improvement. {%...
Working for the Finish Line (AP Histories Webinar)
This interactive webinar focuses on scaffolded approaches to the finishing touches necessary for higher-level success on the LEQ and DBQ portions of...
What's an Ethnolect? And Why Does It Belong in Your ELA Classroom?
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...
Teaching Reading When You're Not a Reading Specialist
This webinar with Dr. Brandon Abdon, author of our AP Language and Composition and AP Literature and Composition AMSCO coursebooks, and guest ELA...