Ask students what some of their favorite books are (or even put a book list, nonfiction or fiction, in front of them and …
Book List: Nonfiction Texts to Engage High School StudentsRead More


// by Lindsay Ann
Ask students what some of their favorite books are (or even put a book list, nonfiction or fiction, in front of them and …
Book List: Nonfiction Texts to Engage High School StudentsRead More

// by Lindsay Ann
Next time you’re in class, take a look at how many students are typing a text, sending an email, posting on social …
12 Tips for Generating Writing Prompts for Writing Using AIRead More

// by Lindsay Ann
Why do we read informational texts and nonfiction? Why do we write informational texts? These questions are …

// by Lindsay Ann
Remember when we were at home in sweatpants, fingers on the keyboard and mouse, eyes locked on our screens, instructing …
Tardies & Chronic Absenteeism: Fighting the Good FightRead More

// by Lindsay Ann
We’ve all been there: It’s Monday morning. Students drift into the room, a fog floating behind their eyes as the …

// by Lindsay Ann
Indeed, the days-of-old are earmarked in my memory by sitting-and-getting, by memorizing-and-regurgitating. That was …
Project Based Learning: Unlocking Creativity and CollaborationRead More

// by Lindsay Ann
Being white, growing up in America, having money for food, laughing with friends and family without the fear of …

// by Lindsay Ann
Teacher burnout. The struggle is real. I have written and deleted this introduction at least 10 times. Why? …

// by Lindsay Ann
I never thought I’d be a teacher meme... Rewind to almost twenty years ago, me stepping into the …

// by Lindsay Ann
Let me tell you a story about story elements... Once upon a time, there was a teacher who was tired of reading …

// by Lindsay Ann
Before we became teachers, when we were young and had dreams aplenty, we probably thought of all the awesome things …
Effective Classroom Management Strategies: Setting the Tone for LearningRead More

// by Lindsay Ann
Kids say the darndest things, often because their speech is littered with figurative language examples. “I could eat …
