American literture
Would Emily Dickinson want to be TikTok Famous?
Definitely not. But her famous poem, “I’m Nobody! Who are You?,” is a useful tool to help students consider their
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Definitely not. But her famous poem, “I’m Nobody! Who are You?,” is a useful tool to help students consider their
This week, the Met Gala took an unexpected turn toward literary analysis. The celebrity-studded event’s dress code, “The Garden of
Definitely not. But her famous poem, “I’m Nobody! Who are You?,” is a useful tool to help students consider their
Today’s drop of brilliance comes from Jess, a fellow bookworm and middle school English teacher. With her permission, I’m sharing
I need your help with a judgment call. This month, one of my favorite podcasts, Criminal, detailed the compelling case
Want to amuse and motivate your kids? Let’s build a Famous Failures bulletin board!
Confession time: I’m Facebook dumb. I’ve never really understood social media. All that liking and tagging and following leaves me
Last week, Stanford researchers released a “bleak” report showing that more than 80 percent of students can’t determine the difference
Two nice surprises arrived this week, once again validating the impact 20Time can have on our students. First, one of
“Nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” – Benjamin Franklin, in a letter to Jean-Baptiste Leroy,