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STUDENTS READING IN CLASS DURING A NOVEL STUDY
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is it testing season?
HEY ANGRY TEACHER FAM, I hope everyone has been having a great year so far! 😀❤️ (This is extremely vital as we step into testing season) (Who else is already drained? 🖐🖐)😉 So as we march into this season, ready for the year to end, we must remember to review for our students. This… Listen ⇢
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DESIGN AND BUILD THEME PARKS AT THE END OF THE YEAR!
It’s time to talk about the END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR! Yes, I know some of us (like me) are still on Spring Break, and we’re all thinking about the multitude of state and standardized exams and tests we have to endure for the last grading period. However, planning ahead,… Listen ⇢
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Love is in the Air…again!
I mean seriously, h😛w many times will John and Mary do this? Listen ⇢
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159 WAYS TO ENCOURAGE AND INSPIRE STUDENTS IN YOUR CLASS!
159 inspiring expressions to get your students to want to continue to try in your class! Listen ⇢
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Close Your Gradebook!
Students also get to relax a little Listen ⇢
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12 WAYS TO TEACH KIDS TO USE QUOTES
So here we are again – students responding to their reading without textual evidence. I’m sure I’m not the only one frustrated that students aren’t citing their sources or going back to the text to support their claims and arguments. It goes without saying that teaching kids to use quotes… Listen ⇢
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HOW DO YOU INTRODUCE A NEW LESSON OR TOPIC TO YOUR CLASSES?
Teacher getting ready to start a new lesson with students Imagine you’re about to embark on a journey to explore a new land, a land rich with culture, history, and wonders waiting to be discovered. Before setting foot in this unfamiliar territory, you’d likely want to prepare yourself, learn about… Listen ⇢
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Teaching TEXT STRUCTURE to Middle and High School Students
Every teacher knows that vocabulary and comprehsension of reading passages are what most students struggle with and shy away from. The influx of new words and incomprehensible content drives students away from liking reading, much less, get into class participation, for fear of underperforming. Every teacher also knows that understanding… Listen ⇢
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