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  • Introducing Shakespeare Doesn’t Have to Be Boring
    Blog | In the Classroom

    Introducing Shakespeare Doesn’t Have to Be Boring

    We’ve never been big on author biographies. Sure, there are some helpful details to know here and there, but when…

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  • Love Is in the Air: 13 Young Adult Romance Novels
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    Love Is in the Air: 13 Young Adult Romance Novels

    Steph regularly tutors three teenage sisters, and they have a family tradition of going to Barnes and Noble with their…

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  • Teaching AP Literature Novels: Our Go-To Unit Plan
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    Teaching AP Literature Novels: Our Go-To Unit Plan

    We recently took a look back at the AP English Literature and Composition Course and Exam Description (CED), a 178-page…

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  • 8 Young Adult Historical Fiction Recommendations
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    8 Young Adult Historical Fiction Recommendations

    Maybe, like Kate’s son, you’re excited, maybe young adult historical fiction really doesn’t sound like your jam, maybe it just…

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  • Romeo and Juliet Lessons That Make Close Reading Manageable
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    Romeo and Juliet Lessons That Make Close Reading Manageable

    While there are a few other viable contenders, you could make a good case that Romeo and Juliet is the…

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  • 8 Modern AP Lit Books That Diversify the “Canon”
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    8 Modern AP Lit Books That Diversify the “Canon”

    Our most popular blog post, by far, is our list of 10 Contemporary Novels for AP Literature. Initially, we found…

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