In this activity, each student will create a "dating profile" for a book. By highlighting key characteristics of the book, students will craft profiles that showcase why their book is a great pick. This activity acts as a fun alternative to a...
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We want students to discover and wonder about the world around us. That is at the core of social science education. How do we explain the world...
Even if it's your life's passion, teaching can be draining.
Most AP English teachers now find themselves well into this critical second half of the school year. With the AP exam quickly approaching in May (I...
In AP English Literature classrooms, it is essential to recognize that everyone’s literature matters. The canon of literature has historically been...
In American K-12 public schools, English language learners (ELLs) make up over 10% of students. 10% may not sound like much, but that’s over 5...
While most early literacy development occurs in elementary school, teachers in middle and high schools continue shaping students' reading abilities,...
Transitional literacy focuses on bridging the gap between basic reading skills and more advanced literacy skills necessary for success during middle...
With so much heated debate over the concept of teaching to the test, it almost seems counterintuitive to ask teachers to assess their students even...
In this activity, each student will create a "dating profile" for a book. By highlighting key characteristics of the book, students will craft profiles that showcase why their book is a great pick. This activity acts as a fun alternative to a traditional reading log.
We want students to discover and wonder about the world around us. That is at the core of social science education. How do we explain the world around us? Kids need to explore and try to figure things out. They need to problem solve. They need to think. That is where this lesson comes from....
Even if it's your life's passion, teaching can be draining.
Most AP English teachers now find themselves well into this critical second half of the school year. With the AP exam quickly approaching in May (I know, I didn’t need to remind you), I know your months ahead must be purposeful, strategic, and student-centered. The challenge is striking the right...
In AP English Literature classrooms, it is essential to recognize that everyone’s literature matters. The canon of literature has historically been dominated by Western texts, leaving Native and Indigenous voices underrepresented. The inclusion of Indigenous authors is not only a matter of...
In American K-12 public schools, English language learners (ELLs) make up over 10% of students. 10% may not sound like much, but that’s over 5 million students!
While most early literacy development occurs in elementary school, teachers in middle and high schools continue shaping students' reading abilities, comprehension strategies, and critical thinking skills. By focusing on the science of reading, these teachers reinforce foundational literacy skills...
Transitional literacy focuses on bridging the gap between basic reading skills and more advanced literacy skills necessary for success during middle and high school. While the science of reading lays the groundwork by equipping students with the necessary skills, transitional literacy focuses on...
With so much heated debate over the concept of teaching to the test, it almost seems counterintuitive to ask teachers to assess their students even more. However, assessments are the only way to discover if students are actually learning anything, and when done correctly, they can really help...
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