In the first blog post of the Rhetoric Meets Remedy series, I discussed the importance of teaching for transfer. Teaching for transfer is vital because it allows students to move beyond the memorization of facts and to take ownership of their...
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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...
Laura Kebart will help you connect novel studies to cross-curricular goals, enhancing engagement without sacrificing core skills. Watch the webinar...
It’s a comment I hear from teachers everywhere I go. No matter what size of school or district or the AP “passing” rates of the students, it’s the...
Walk into a middle school classroom during a lively literature circle and you’ll hear questions, laughter, debate, and—most important—learners...
The summer break is winding down, and soon you'll be setting up your classroom for another year of learning adventures. Whether you're a first-year...
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