It’s December. You’re tired. You are fairly certain that you cannot lead another discussion about—or design another activity around—something like the juxtaposition of short sentences and longer sentences in the same text and the effect that...
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The most beautiful part of January isn’t the snow or the magical lighted displays around town, but instead it’s the chance for a new beginning....
In a season of mistletoe and merriment, the only thing missing from the holiday is mutant bugs.
For the past two weeks on my morning runs, I’ve been listening to the podcast Christmas Wars: A Very Merry Rivalry on the battle for Christmas movie...
If you read my previous blog post, The Most Foundational Document: The U.S. Constitution, you'll have noticed a classroom activity for the...
Before transitioning away from life as a public school educator, I worked as the academic trainer for English and social studies in a large, urban...
Do you struggle with teaching over 800 years of content and building college-level skill proficiency to AP® World History students? Does teaching AP®...
On the day after state testing, one of my sophomores burst into the room and announced: “Mr. G, I used rule of three on my essay.” It was a proud...
For most of the past year and half, I have spent most of my waking hours querying or obsessing over querying literary agents for my young adult novel...
Most AP® European History teachers try to pace their class by killing Napoleon prior to winter break. Hopefully the attached lesson plan will be...
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