The start of a new year always a wonderful opportunity to introduce students to effective, research-backed methods for studying more effectively. Students often have the best intentions in mind when sitting down to prepare for an exam or to take in...
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Teaching vocabulary—integrated into a text or isolation can be tricky when it comes to thinking of engaging ways to create meaning. We fall back on...
Many young adult books embrace the idea of a fresh start and characters who also have to rise up, advocate, reassess, and sometimes just get over it....
Teaching historiographyin Advanced Placement United States History is essential for developing critical thinking skills and strengthening analytical...
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...
Light the menora, hang the mistletoe, and slip on your fuzzy socks—here are 6 YA books that will help get you in the holiday spirit!
In this lesson(s), students will create “Doodle Notes” to showcase their understanding of one of the free response questions on the AP Language exam...
It's the middle of the school year. The students you had hooked ever since your first week of activities are now starting to feel the grind of the...
In this creative writing activity, secondary ELA students will use what they overhear in the hallways to write poems! Download the lesson template...
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