
Ep 109: How to Meaningfully Celebrate Women’s History Month in an ELA Classroom
By March it can often feel impossible to squeeze anything else into the curriculum. By this point in the year, so many teachers feel frantic
By March it can often feel impossible to squeeze anything else into the curriculum. By this point in the year, so many teachers feel frantic
Do you notice that in essay after essay, your students make the same mistakes again and again? It can make you want to pull your
You’ve likely heard the quote: “You are who you surround yourself with.” It’s a popular saying, and it certainly holds a lot of truth in
Raise your hand if it’s not just your students who dread the beginning of a writing unit. Do you also groan when it’s time to
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and we propose that instead of fighting the sugar and love-crazed energy of your students, you embrace it!
We hear from so many teachers that batch planning “just isn’t their style,” or that they “don’t have the time to plan for tomorrow, let
No, no…it’s not the one you’re thinking of! Flexibility is our favorite word when it comes to our teaching lives and instruction because being flexible
If you know that, this year, you’d like to become more efficient with your lesson planning so that you can leave work at work and
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Though we weren’t sure we’d make it this far when we began recording the podcast, we’ve done it! One hundred episodes down, and many hundreds