Roundtable Discussion – Turning Book Discussions Over to Students
How do teachers get students to talk about their reading in a meaningful way? As a high school English teacher, I have often been reluctant
How do teachers get students to talk about their reading in a meaningful way? As a high school English teacher, I have often been reluctant
It’s that time of year again. After enjoying a relaxing summer, stress levels skyrocket with the return to a busy school schedule. If you’re like
High school life is busy…last week our school celebrated homecoming, and as usual, everyone was distracted by “dress-up” days, evening activities (class competitions, a talent
As the school year comes closer to an end, teachers and students are tired. The end of the year is in sight but there are
Whether it’s a couple of days or a few weeks, many teachers dread the class time remaining “after the test.” They think there’s no reason
Do your students need help with their grammar skills? Do you want a way to make grammar review fun? Take advantage of the March Madness
How do you make Valentine’s Day meaningful in the secondary English Language Arts classroom? Secondary students don’t usually celebrate with parties or cards, but teachers
As many English teachers know, it can be difficult to stop being the leader of classroom discussion. We teachers worry that students will not have
No doubt, teaching writing is difficult. Many students don’t like to write, are insecure about their writing abilities, or may not see the purpose for
Connect Learning to Student Interests When teachers capitalize on a popular trend or activity, it makes learning energizing and fun. Many of my students love