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A recent article in The Guardian asks the question, “Are today’s young readers turning on The Catcher in the Rye?” The short answer to this

As a middle school ELA or high school English teacher, there is so much content to teach students. From teaching essay writing to reading comprehension,

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Teaching in the second quarter and toward the end of the first semester can be a bit tough. The novelty of the new school year

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Shakespeare, schmakespeare. Or at least, that is what some of our students may think. The Bard may be prolific, but his words are, in fact,

Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs, is a strikingly unique tale about how we must all eventually grow up and learn to