Skip the Essay: 7 Book Project Ideas That Make Assessment More Fun (and Just as Rigorous)
Tired of reading the same five-paragraph essays over and over? You know the ones—60 students have selected the same three…
Tired of reading the same five-paragraph essays over and over? You know the ones—60 students have selected the same three…
If there’s one literary device that just screams poetry, it’s imagery. Sure, figurative language matters. Sound devices are unique to…
Ah, the days of elementary school—games of four square at recess, field trips to local museums, holiday-themed art projects, the…
Teaching writing is hard. Teaching literary analysis is hard. Teaching our students how to write a literary analysis essay? Do…
Confession: for most of our careers, we didn’t really know what “expository writing” meant, why it mattered as much as…
If you’ve ever attended a training on how to support English Language Learners (ELLs) in your classroom, you’ve probably been…