Classroom Intervention: Regain Control of Your Classroom Without Losing Your Cool
Ever so often, secondary teachers will have a difficult and challenging class. While all of the students individually are great kids, the combination of students
Ever so often, secondary teachers will have a difficult and challenging class. While all of the students individually are great kids, the combination of students
Despite rigorous curriculum demands from schools, districts, and the state, secondary ELA teachers can still have fun on Halloween and even teach some content as
Hey there, fellow English teacher! I want to share what my secondary English curriculum for the first six weeks of school looks like. If you’ve
At the beginning of every single school year, I agonize over whether or not to accept late work. Finding the balance between being firm and
As an English teacher, I believe that every single high school student needs to know how to annotate text meaningfully and effectively in order to
If you’ve never conducted a fishbowl discussion in your classroom, you and your students are missing out. Similar to a Socratic Seminar, fishbowl discussions are
Before beginning my teaching career, I had an idea what my classroom and teaching style would be like. This idea was more than likely created
By the end of the school year, we have our classrooms running like well-oiled machines. The students know what to do, when to do it,
If you aren’t using Google Forms in your classroom yet, you and your students are missing out on the limitless possibilities Google Forms offers. Here