A simple Google search will show you some of the best book-to-movie adaptations in history. But what can really be gained in the classroom by,

Tone might be one of the hardest concepts to explain to students. Some understand tone immediately. These are not the students to worry about. Our job as teachers is to help those who do not innately understand how to analyze literature. Working out how to understand tone in the classroom can help students understand it better when reading at home.

Working it out at school can allow them to feel more confident while reading and analyzing on their own. Here are three ways to work on analyzing tone in the classroom that will help you with how to teach tone. 

Shakespeare might be a crowd favorite for us English buffs, but the average high school student seems to be less than enthusiastic about the concept.

While the importance of classic novels is undisputed, sometimes it is good to switch up the literature you teach and include more than the canon

When your students come back from summer break, they are going to have to adjust to working all day again rather than relaxing by the

Creative writing is an essential aspect of teaching English that teachers should incorporate into the classroom. It is useful for students to know that writing

I hope that you had, or are having, the most amazing summer break ever. For me, my break is over because my first day of

Teaching films alongside the novels your class reads in the English classroom is a good way for students to make connections to a medium they