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If you’ve been teaching writing for any amount of time, you’re bound to have heard the words, (sometimes in a whining voice), “I don’t know what to write about.” Children, with their vast and creative imaginations, can still have difficulty coming up with ideas for stories. Writer’s block can strike at any age. It frustrates… Continue reading 6 Ways to Generate Ideas for Writing
Are you a teacher struggling for ways to maximize your productivity and provide your students with the best education possible all at the same time? With the demands of managing a classroom, preparing lesson plans, grading assignments, and juggling various administrative tasks, it can be very challenging to stay organized and efficient, believe me. But… Continue reading 5 Organizational Tips for Teachers with Type B Traits
Teaching short stories during the first month of school is a simple and effective way to get upper elementary to middle school students acclimated to Language Arts or English classes. As novel units are the new paradigm for reading instruction for older students, short stories in the classroom still have a place too. With so… Continue reading Short Stories in the Classroom
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