…the uses of multiple, formative assessments. This follow-up blog will focus on Biographic Biliteracy Profiles (hereafter I’ll use the term Biliteracy Profiles) as a culturally relevant way to assess linguistically…
…a boy coming to terms with his sexuality in the aftermath of his brother’s death. YOUNG ADULT Fake ID by Lamar Giles Nick Pearson is hiding in plain sight….
…the pandemic is over. If we choose to, we will be stronger because of all of this. In terms of our virtual classrooms, what we decide to do is ultimately…
…indeed a form of global citizenship, albeit shared through negative circumstances. We cannot deny the veracity, but also validity, of negatively contrived global citizenship. Negative, in terms of perception and…
…on the role of film director in the ReadWriteThink.org lesson You Know the Movie Is Coming — Now What?. After exploring cinematic terms, students read a literary work with a…
…normally do in class—point out important quotes, explain long forgotten terms, and offer amusing anecdotes. Just be careful that you don’t ramble on too long—you want to keep it moving…
…of pandemic. Naturally, much has been lost in terms of teacher-to-student and student-to-student relationships while not meeting face-to-face in a brick and mortar classroom. I miss seeing Zach’s face light…
…surfaced in clear and certain terms, and we have work to do as advocates for our students. At the time of this writing, libraries are still closed, while some leaders…
…at the end of our course on teaching grammar in secondary schools. More than merely learning terms and concepts about grammar, I had hoped my students—these future language arts teachers—would…
…Committee in terms of considerations for professional improvement. We aim to support these necessary conversations in schools and we invite students, teachers, and scholars to begin or continue these discussions…
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