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Setting Goals with a Writing Portfolio
Simply handing back an essay with commentary and feedback is just one thing a teacher can do to help a student improve their writing.Â
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How to Design a Novel Unit Using Essential Questions
Essential questions require opening up the discussion to include current events, history, or ideas.Â
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How to Assign One-Pagers and SketchnotesÂ
One-pagers and sketchnotes give students the opportunity to creatively express their interpretation of a novel.Â
Aug 162 min read
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5 Categories of Literary Techniques
Students can get overwhelmed with the terminology of literary analysis. There are a lot of techniques (free resource) and it can be hard to keep track of them all.Â
Aug 152 min read
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How to Use Music in an ELA Classroom
Music might be the easiest way to get students to appreciate literature. The voice of the singer often makes it easy to understand the...
May 93 min read
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The Creative Nonfiction Essay
Literary analysis can be a fun way students learn how to interpret quotes and identify patterns in writing. However, most students prefer
Apr 22 min read
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