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Centers and Stations the Easy Way in Middle School ELA Classrooms

Laura Kebart Oct 2, 2024 6:00:00 PM

Professional Learning ELA

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 learn:

How to get started with centers and stations (even if you only have a 45-minute class!)
Ideas for what stations can be (without tons of work)
Ways to hold students accountable for their behavior and their work
When and how to strategically use the teacher station. How to train your students ahead of time so they're ready for stations.

Ways to Engage Middle School ELA Students in Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening All Year Long

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!

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Celebrating Women Storytellers

Celebrating Women Storytellers

Join us for a conversation in honor of Women's History Month in partnership with ‪Simon & Schuster with authors Alicia D. Williams, Priyanka Taslim,...

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Free Choice Reading for Engagement and Academic Success

Free Choice Reading for Engagement and Academic Success

Join Michael Guevara to discuss a strategy for letting students choose their own books to engage them in more texts. The books in this video were...

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Transitional Literacy and the Science of Reading in Secondary ELA

Transitional Literacy and the Science of Reading in Secondary ELA

Transitional literacy focuses on bridging the gap between basic reading skills and more advanced literacy skills necessary for success during middle...

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10 Ways to Teach Vocabulary If You Have No Time

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...

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Teaching Reading When You're Not a Reading Specialist

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...

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Alternative Grading Methods

Alternative Grading Methods

Most of the time, grading a stack of essays feels like shoveling a pile of smoke for the weekend. Not only are traditional grading methods...

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You: The Story—A Journey into Narrative Writing with Ruta Sepetys

You: The Story—A Journey into Narrative Writing with Ruta Sepetys

New York Times bestselling author Ruta Sepetys chats with Stephanie Nugent about how to use her new book Unveiling You: The Story to help your...

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Sentencing Guidelines: Writing Wrongs

Sentencing Guidelines: Writing Wrongs

With an emphasis on close reading, analysis, and full-length essays, losing track of sentences is easy. Join Dr. Brandon Abdon, author of our AP®...

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Close Reading: How to Do it and Where it Goes Wrong

Close Reading: How to Do it and Where it Goes Wrong

Every ELA teacher knows how to do this, right? Not exactly. This webinar invites all ELA teachers for an in-depth examination of the art of close...

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Accessibility & Engagement in the Evolving ELA Classroom

Accessibility & Engagement in the Evolving ELA Classroom

As educators, we live for moments that revitalize our passion for teaching. Moments when we see the spark of comprehension in a student's eyes when...

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Connecting Lived Experiences Through Diverse Literature

Connecting Lived Experiences Through Diverse Literature

Join Dr. Almitra Berry (A L Berry Consulting) to learn about intentional text selection for ELA Learners in this informational webinar.

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