
Teachers on YouTube? Is that even a good idea?
Well, you know my answer is, “Yes! Of course, teachers should share their knowledge on YouTube.” So, what do teachers
Well, you know my answer is, “Yes! Of course, teachers should share their knowledge on YouTube.” So, what do teachers
I know it’s vacation for a lot of my teacher-friends, so I’ll just set this here for you to explore
The research citation experts over at the M.L.A. just released their 2021 edition of the handbook. Do you know the
Ever think about launching a TpT shop? Today’s post will answer some questions and maybe even give a gentle shove
Are you a middle school person or a high school person? Today, I’m talking about my student teaching days, back
Meet Sarah Zerwin, a high school English teacher in Boulder, Colorado. She had enough with traditional grading and has successfully
Today, let’s go back to a conversation I had 25 years ago with my college career counselor. Was he right?
English teachers! Keep your high school students engaged in class right up to the last day of school. Links to
This week, I’m focusing on English teacher Kim and her middle school struggle:
Today’s video in a nutshell: All of my Prezi-based lessons have been updated to include a Google Drive and PDF
After two decades of teaching high school English, I’ve known many principals. I’ve come to think of them as the
Last week’s video got a lot of attention (thanks, YouTube algorithm) and I want to keep the conversation going. This
Last week, blog reader Jenn asked what’s on a lot of teachers’ minds: “Could we maybe address the elephant in
A global pandemic, a cross-country move, an identity crisis…yeah, it’s been a weird year. Everything’s upside-down and inside-out right now.
Today’s post is a question I received yesterday from a customer over at my shop. Hello Laura,I recently gave my