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  • Balancing Summer Work and Rest
    Blog | Teacher Well-Being

    Balancing Summer Work and Rest

    The fact of the matter is we don’t get enough rest during the school year. We drag ourselves to summer utterly exhausted and spent, with nothing left to give, and if we don’t take time to rest, recharge, and become ourselves again, we’ll start the new school year at less than full capacity.

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  • Digital Resources to Make Your Life Easier
    Blog | In the Classroom | Teacher Well-Being

    Digital Resources to Make Your Life Easier

    Check out our favorite digital resources for use in a high school or middle school English class. Whether you’re trying to plan for online teaching or in-person learning, we’ve found these valuable!

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  • Episode 2: First Year Mistakes
    Podcast | Teacher Well-Being

    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 1: The Unit Plan Dilemma
    Podcast | In the Classroom

    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 0: Meet Cute
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    Episode 0: Meet Cute

    It’s not uncommon for kids to “play school.” Who doesn’t, at some point in their early childhood, say they want…

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  • A Successful First Planning Session in Your PLC
    Blog | Teacher Well-Being

    A Successful First Planning Session in Your PLC

    We, like many English teachers, started our careers believing we had to cover everything there was to say about a text and include every fun idea we could think of to engage students. This approach quickly becomes overwhelming, both for us and for our students.

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