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3 Alternatives to the Traditional Syllabus Day

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The Best Back-to-School Stations for Busy Teachers

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4 Unique Writing Activities to Build Classroom Community and Culture

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6 Essential Reasons To Journal in English Class

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The Best Bell Work for Secondary English Class

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How To Add Number Sense To Your English Instruction

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How to Introduce Historical Criticism in Language Arts Class

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Everything You Need to Teach Romanticism

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5 Ways to Engage Students in a New Unit

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How to Introduce Deconstruction in High School ELA

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How to Get Students Excited About William Shakespeare’s Macbeth

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How to Know if Teaching is the Career for You

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Why Teachers Aren’t Candles and More Common Classroom Myths

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How To Scaffold Annotation For Independent Learning

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What I’m Keeping from My Year of Pandemic Teaching

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5 Creative Lessons for Teachers that Hate Poetry

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How to Use Stations for Literary Analysis

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Incorporating Stations in a Digital World