Whether you are teaching middle school ELA or high school English in a virtual or hybrid setting, there are many uncertainties this school year. One

One of the most effective ways to teach students how to become stronger writers is to break down the writing process, only focus on one specific area at a time, and provide students with consistent practice. This is when when teaching writing in the secondary ELA classroom, it is important to break down the writing process. 

A great way to get students writing in middle school or high school English class is by assigning a memoir project. In this blog post, you will learn how to teach memoir writing to your secondary ELA students. When thinking about writing a memoir, people get nervous, especially students, as they will have to let down their walls and share a portion of their lives. Also, it is hard to remember fragments of memories because it will be a challenge to recall significant moments in their lives.

One of the most significant factors of a successful classroom novel study is engagement. If students are engaged in the text, they are more likely

Teaching middle school and high school students editing skills will allow them to fine-tune their work effectively. That helps shape them to be strategic and

Teaching and reviewing novels in the middle school ELA or high school English classroom is one of the pinnacle activities of a secondary ELA curriculum.

It is hard to understand what is going on with the world, but imagine being a kid or a young adult in 2020. This year

If there is one skill that high school students struggle with the most, it is properly citing their quotes in either MLA or APA format.