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Today’s Q&A post comes from an email this week (used with permission) from Sherrie, an English teacher who is thinking
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Today’s Q&A post comes from an email this week (used with permission) from Sherrie, an English teacher who is thinking
Note: This is an updated repost. A few years ago, I shared my P.E. department colleagues’ inspired use of stations
I’ve started reading again. After a moment of unpleasant reflection when I publicly admitted I’m an English teacher who doesn’t
Apparently, it’s turned into the Summer of Video around here, so let’s keep the momentum rolling. This week, I’m talking
I know it’s only July, and I also know you’re probably already thinking about the fall. Today, let’s talk about
Some of us aren’t even on summer vacation yet and folks are already talking about planning for next year. I
Note: This is an updated repost featuring some of my favorite end-of-the-year lesson ideas. You’ve wrapped your last major unit
Warning: This post includes explicit language. If you’re not comfortable discussing curse words that appear in the texts our students
It’s late April. State testing is done (whew!), upperclassmen are ramping up for A.P. tests, and everyone’s just wrung out.
Today’s post starts in the kitchen. Like most normal people, I hate doing dishes. It’s gross and I’ve fought (and