When the calendar gets crowded with winter concerts, makeup quizzes, assemblies, and general mid-year chaos, the idea of doing a full close-reading lesson can feel impossible. But here’s the truth: close reading doesn’t have to be a 45-minute,...
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“The December spiral … prevents us from seeing the slow, meaningful gains our students are actually making.”
The middle of the school year is a unique crossroads for AP Social Studies teachers. The initial enthusiasm of fall has faded, the intensity of...
December is a unique month in the classroom. Energy is high, schedules are unpredictable, and instructional time can feel fragmented. But it’s also...
As winter break approaches, classrooms across the country buzz with excitement—and a fair amount of distraction. December is a notoriously tricky...
Rhetoric really is everything, everywhere, and all at once since every act of communication is spinning in a multiverse of contexts that all shape...
If you’ve ever waited longer than you thought humanly possible for a complete sentence to appear during a writing assignment (only to discover...
Unlock the power of historical thinking and writing as you elevate complexity and engagement in AP History classrooms. Presented by experienced AP...
One of the personal stories I frequently share with my students is how I nearly became a lawyer. I majored in political science and philosophy in...
Every spring, standardized testing can feel like a looming mountain for both students and teachers. The challenge is real: how do we prepare students...
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