If you’ve ever waited longer than you thought humanly possible for a complete sentence to appear during a writing assignment (only to discover nothing but tumbleweeds and doodles in the margins), you’re not alone. Middle schoolers often have great...
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Unlock the power of historical thinking and writing as you elevate complexity and engagement in AP History classrooms. Presented by experienced AP...
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...
What happens when we stop seeing language diversity as a barrier and start embracing it as our greatest classroom asset?
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You don’t need fancy robots or coding kits to help kids understand AI. In today’s digitally connected world, it may seem that learning about...
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