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Why Teach The Odyssey? 33 Replies
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Teaching the Text-Based Writing Prompt 3 Replies
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World Lit independent reading titles?
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A hybrid course in high school! 2 Replies
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Intro to Anne Frank - Station Ideas
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Lexile/Career resources
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For Those Who Would Defend Freedom
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Teaching Film Without The Film
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Film fact-checking is here to stay
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Change the Purpose and Audience to Renew Old Writing Prompts
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Do you teach sitcoms? Then you must read this.
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How Sitcoms Are Created: A TV Special
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Writers Speak to Kids (Short Videos)
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Saving The Heart of Reading: Why We Should "Transplant" Close Reading
Posted by David Theriault on December 19, 2014 at 9:07pm
Why Do We Give Students Summer Reading Assignments? Why?
Posted by David Theriault on December 12, 2014 at 7:12pm
IMPROVE YOUR WRITING BY CHANGING FROM AM WRITING TO FM WRITING
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Just Keep Going: Writing Strategies for Elaboration
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NCTE 2014 List of Saturday's Films Screened at the Conference
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NCTE 2014 List of Saturday's Films Screened at the Conference
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