Making Change with LGBTQ Literature
…annotated in the blog.] (1) Educate us and help us become more accepting, which is the building block for equal representation and friendships. (2) Teach us about these topics in…
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Shaping Culture to Ensure Student Success
…the top 10 percent of the state. So how did they build a positive school culture? By building and reinforcing an overarching theme through this vision: Thomas Nelson High School…
Teaching LGBTQ History and Activism with Like a Love Story
…that teachers can use the guide to build critical historical consciousness with their students through the study of narrative. Young adult literature, such as Like a Love Story, when paired…
Student-Generated Questions, Part 1: Making Space for Student Voices, Perspectives, and Identities
…of Basra: A True Story from Iraq (2005), to my third-grade students as a way to build excitement for the year of incredible reading we were about to embark on….
Enlivening Learning with Breakout Activities
…a Good Time To Do Breakout Games? Breakout games are great to use for reviewing material, reinforcing concepts, building community, and anytime you want to help your students shake off…
“Reading is Growing Our Readers”
…with to build literacy capacity in their community. A school-wide field trip to get all of their students to library. (Resulting in 253 new library card applications!) Educational programming for…
How Storytelling Is a Path to a More Diverse, Empathetic World
…is converted into electrical pulses. These pulses build models of whatever information the letters provide. Essentially, our brain rebuilds the model world that was originally imagined by the author. This…
Book Pairing Ideas: Romeo and Juliet
…Luckily, my English 9 colleagues here in the building have been thinking about making the same instructional adjustments next year. We have been collaborating to build a list of robust…
We Shouldn’t Always Feel Comfortable: Why ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ Matters
…world-building, but it’s hard to see that at 14 and it feels long). I think Atticus Finch, as brilliant a character as he is, falls into some dangerous “white savior”…
Fire, Flight, and Fight
…In Missouri, their family has the support of their communities at school, at church, and in loving circles of friends. They will still need to rebuild careers and support systems…
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