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As a Student, I Needed A Culturally Responsive Curriculum; As a Teacher Lets Change That

The Royal Wedding: Why Should We Care? One American Teacher’s Perspective

Project-Based Learning: A User's Guide

Using Popular Music in the Secondary Classroom

Using "Hamilton: The Musical" in the Classroom

Jumping into the Deep End: Creating Excitement in Learning

Read Alouds - Not Just For Young Kids

Incorporating Hands-On Activities For Wiggly Kids

The Problem in Urban Schools- Stop Teaching to the Test

Do you Speed Date?

Use Holidays to Teach Apostrophes

A Poem for National Poetry Month

The Importance of Reading Aloud To Your Students

Bringing the Digital World To Your Students to Teach Common Core

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