Learning how to “read”
You can read a book, but you can also read a room. You can read someone’s body language. You can
You can read a book, but you can also read a room. You can read someone’s body language. You can
Today’s post is a question I received via email this week. This teacher gave me permission to share our exchange
After two decades of teaching high school English, I’ve known many principals. I’ve come to think of them as the
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
Looking for free/inexpensive materials that’ll bring life to drab classroom walls and bulletin boards? (Yes, I’m assuming we’ll have some
Today’s post comes from an email I received from a fellow English teacher. I’m sharing our conversation with her permission
Today’s post comes from a recent email (used with permission) from a fellow English teacher. For privacy, I changed her name.
This one’s for Nikki, Rose, Marc, and all of the other teachers out there who have agreed to take on
The calendar isn’t lying to us; it really is time to update the syllabus and get into that back-to-school frame