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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

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Cracking the Conclusion Writing Code

April 6, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

In conclusion writing, the goal for students is to wrap up their academic writing with interest.  But what does …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language ArtsTag: essay writing, teaching strategies

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The Secret of Introduction Writing

March 30, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

Whether your students are writing a literary analysis essay, informative paper, or argumentative piece, they eventually …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language ArtsTag: essay writing, 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 minutes.  Ten …

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

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Improve Your Classroom Discussions with Questioning Strategies

March 9, 2020 //  by Lindsay Ann

Using Questioning Strategies to Engage All Learners If you’ve ever sat in a room full of crickets, errrr students, …

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Category: Effective Teaching Strategies, English Language ArtsTag: Inquiry, Questioning, 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 classroom. …

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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

Are you looking for games to play with a classroom community? Games in the classroom are a piece of a giant teaching …

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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

31 Engaging Poems for High School English Class

May 1, 2019 //  by Lindsay Ann

As an English teacher, I know the feeling of trying to find poems for high school English classes that engage students …

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Category: English Language ArtsTag: Academic Conversation, Classroom Discussion, close reading, ELA Skills & Ideas, high school ELA, middle school ELA, Poetry, Slam Poetry, student engagement, teaching strategies

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15 Fun Poetry Activities for High School

April 8, 2019 //  by Lindsay Ann

High School Students + Fun Poetry Activities If you're an English teacher, looking for fun poetry activities for high …

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Category: English Language ArtsTag: creative writing, ELA Skills & Ideas, high school ELA, middle school ELA, Poetry, Slam Poetry, teaching strategies

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