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Why Roles in Literature Circles Miss the Mark

April 28, 2022 //  by Lindsay Ann

Roles in literature circles have been around since I was in school. They're as dependable as the tears that come at the …

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Category: English Language ArtsTag: Classroom Discussion, ELA Skills & Ideas, high school ELA, Reading, student engagement

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Backwards Planning Like a Boss

November 9, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

Are you looking for a refresher on how to use backwards planning for instruction? This blog post will walk you through …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language ArtsTag: Lesson Planning, student engagement, teaching strategies

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Guaranteed No Stress End of School Year Activities

May 25, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

Did I catch you trying to find just the right end of school year activities? Maybe you’re …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language ArtsTag: Lesson Planning, student engagement, teaching strategies

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How to Teach Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset in High School

May 18, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

Have you ever wondered how to teach growth mindset vs. fixed mindset in high school? High school English class is not …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language ArtsTag: Lesson Planning, student engagement, teaching strategies

Upgrade Harkness Discussion with Equity Maps

March 23, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

Because I value student-led learning, I am always trying to find ways to involve students in discussions. I love using …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language Arts, Technology in the ClassroomTag: Classroom Discussion, discussion strategies, student engagement, teaching strategies

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Revive High School Independent Reading

March 16, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

Five years ago, I started to give my students time to independent read.  In class.Every day.10 …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language ArtsTag: Lesson Planning, student engagement, teaching strategies

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7 Classroom Routines that Build Teacher Student Relationships

February 24, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

It took a while for me to really understand how to leverage teacher student relationships for learning in my …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language ArtsTag: classroom community, student engagement, teaching strategies

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5 Brilliant Ways to Use Games in the Classroom

February 17, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

Games in the classroom are a piece of a giant teaching puzzle in which I am finding a way to teach core skills, terms, …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language ArtsTag: Lesson Planning, student engagement, teaching strategies

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How to Turn Your Teacher Collaboration from Zero to Hero

February 10, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

If you teach in a PLC (professional learning community) school, you know that your administration values teacher …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, Self Care for TeachersTag: Lesson Planning, PLC, professional learning community, self care, student achievement, student engagement, teacher collaboration, Teacher Self Care, teaching strategies

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Your Key to Success: Fun Persuasive Speech Topics

February 3, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

Teaching argumentation and persuasion skills is an important part of the English curriculum. It doesn’t have to be all …

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Category: English Language ArtsTag: creative writing, ELA writing skills, Lesson Planning, persuasion, rhetoric, Speaking and Listening, student engagement, teaching strategies, Writing

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3 Secrets to Low-Prep Hexagonal Thinking

December 28, 2019 //  by Lindsay Ann

If you haven't heard of hexagonal thinking, it's a retrieval and connection strategy that is student-led and hands-on. …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language ArtsTag: Digital Classroom, digital learning, hands on learning, Hexagonal Thinking, student engagement, Teaching Hacks

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Wondering How to Save Time Grading Papers? Read This!

November 17, 2019 //  by Lindsay Ann

When it comes to grading papers, the number one complaint I hear from teachers is that it takes time. Too much …

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Category: English Language Arts, Self Care for Teachers, Technology in the ClassroomTag: Google Classroom, Grading, Speaking and Listening, Student Assessment, student engagement, Teaching Hacks

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