Figurative Language in Poetry: Moving Students from Identification to Analysis
There’s no shortage of similes and metaphors used to describe or convey love in English literature. Yet the most romantic…
There’s no shortage of similes and metaphors used to describe or convey love in English literature. Yet the most romantic…
Rain on your wedding day is a lot of things, but without context, it’s not ironic. Alanis Morrisette’s “Ironic” describes…
No matter how many years we’ve been teaching or how confident we feel in our subject matter, the assignment to…
Differentiation is one of those educational buzzwords that can make teachers cringe. On the one hand, we know differentiation is…
Getting started might just be the hardest part of, well, pretty much anything. Sometimes we (or our students) need to…
If there’s one literary device that just screams poetry, it’s imagery. Sure, figurative language matters. Sound devices are unique to…