It’s the end of the school year, and not just any school year . . . THIS school year. At this point, you may be

When you think about the standards your students need to master, does fitting them all into the school year seem impossible? If you feel this

Do your students enjoy your class? Do you enjoy your class? Do your students learn in your class? If you want the answer to these

Many of us as teachers feel pressure to “teach to the test.” However, when we give in to this pressure, we risk losing our students’

The writer’s workshop approach is a wonderful idea in theory, but practically applying it in the classroom can be a real challenge. How does a

It’s no secret that, in some schools, there is animosity between teachers and administrators. From teachers we speak with, and from our own personal experiences,

Do you struggle to find meaningful and challenging assignments to conclude your poetry unit? Poetry units can be challenging to assess because they are complex

At EB Academics, we are always looking for ways to engage our students while providing rigorous lessons that will build students’ skills and encourage them

Do your students hate poetry, or do they just dislike your poetry lessons? That may sound harsh, but let’s face it, it can be a

If you’ve ever assigned a one-pager (or any creative assignment, for that matter) to your class, you’ve probably witnessed a dramatic variance in work quality.