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Middle School
The Secret Ingredients of Lesson Planning
It's Time to Shelve Summer Reading
Why I Stopped Using Writing Rubrics
Organizing Ideas from the Queen of Organized Chaos
Why You Should Try a No Cell Phone Policy in Your Classroom
Why Transgender Students Need Teachers Who Aren’t Afraid
"This Book Saves Lives!" Why You Should Teach The Stars Beneath Our Feet.
How VH1 Inspired the Way I Taught Novels
Our Middle Schoolers Deserve Better
From STEM, Let's Pivot to the BRANCHES of the Humanities
When Teaching Middle Schoolers: The Most Asked Question is, "Are You Insane?"
TED Talks All Students Should See
Reading Groups, A Valuable Tool
Digging Into Learning: Using Archaeology in the Classroom
Alternative Seating: Another Support
Four Minutes: Putting the Passing Period in the Past
An Experiment In Gratitude
Preparing Students For Teacher Absences
Respect in the Classroom: Earned, Not Expected
Why is The Positivity Project Making My Kids So Negative?
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