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How Amanda Gorman's Poetry Inspired my Lesson

In Defense of Fairy Tales in High School

Teaching Romeo and Juliet to Beginning Level English Learners

The Novels I Use to Teach Secondary English

Putting Books in Student's Hands: How to Make the Right Match

The Whos, Whats, Wheres, and Whens of Teaching Grammar to Younger Children

Using Literature For Relevancy

Controversy: Addressing Challenging Topics in Your High School English Class

How to Build a Classroom Library on a Barely-There Budget

8 Social Media Must-Follows for English Language Arts Teachers

Make Them Laugh: Why We Should Teach Shakespearean Comedies

The Problem in Urban Schools- Stop Teaching to the Test

Use Holidays to Teach Apostrophes

Beyond a Venn Diagram: Making Movies Work in the ELA Classroom

Teaching Creative Writing to Younger Kids

Step Up and Teach - Part 4: ELA Language Standards

Kill Your Idols: A Case for Contemporary Literature

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