If you've ever worked with students who struggle with reading—or experienced that struggle yourself—you’ve likely seen it firsthand: the hesitation, the frustration, the visible discomfort when asked to read aloud or engage with a challenging text....
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Congratulations—or maybe condolences? You just found out you are teaching an Advanced Placement® (AP) English class next year. Whether it’s AP...
Ask a teenager how they feel about reading, and you’ll likely get an eye roll, a groan, or a halfhearted, “I don’t like books.”
The AP English exam can feel like a high-stakes challenge for students, and for teachers, preparing students to tackle the multiple-choice section...
Most AP English teachers now find themselves well into this critical second half of the school year. With the AP exam quickly approaching in May (I...
In AP English Literature classrooms, it is essential to recognize that everyone’s literature matters. The canon of literature has historically been...
While most early literacy development occurs in elementary school, teachers in middle and high schools continue shaping students' reading abilities,...
Transitional literacy focuses on bridging the gap between basic reading skills and more advanced literacy skills necessary for success during middle...
You know him as an AP® English teacher, webinar presenter, and author of our AP® Literature and Composition and AP® Language and Composition...
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