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  • Episode 41: Plays to Teach in Your High School English Classroom
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    Episode 41: Plays to Teach in Your High School English Classroom

    Reading plays in high school English is a rite of passage. Who doesn’t read Romeo and Juliet when they’re a…

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  • Episode 42: Reflections on Leaving the Classroom One Year Later
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    Episode 42: Reflections on Leaving the Classroom One Year Later

    We left the classroom a little more than a year ago and are reflecting on what we’ve learned and new…

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  • Episode 1: The Unit Plan Dilemma
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    Episode 1: The Unit Plan Dilemma

    Working out the focus, activities, and even logistics for a new unit plan can be super exciting, but when you’re…

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  • Episode 2: First Year Mistakes
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    Episode 2: First Year Mistakes

    First year of teaching and mistakes go together like peanut butter and jelly. They can be separated, but more often,…

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  • Episode 3: Winding Down Your School Year
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    Episode 3: Winding Down Your School Year

    It’s nearly summer. Your personal calendar has a countdown to your last duty day. On your whiteboard is a countdown…

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  • Strategies for Dealing with Difficult Students
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    Strategies for Dealing with Difficult Students

    No matter how strong your classroom management is, you will eventually have at least one particularly difficult or challenging student who, despite your very best efforts, stretches your patience. Daily.

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