A high school teacher describes an assignment in which students study the …
A high school teacher describes an assignment in which students study the histories and social reception of words (in some cases considered obscenities) used to insult people of various social categories. Students come to recognize the powerful, sometimes damaging effects of language, enabling them to fight those effects intellectually. Many derogatory terms are cited as examples in this essay.
In this Cult of Pedagogy podcast, Jennifer Gonzalez defines three different approaches …
In this Cult of Pedagogy podcast, Jennifer Gonzalez defines three different approaches to designing rubrics to assess student work and provides examples of each, while discussing the benefits and drawbacks of the different models. Teachers may find these resources useful as they consider how they use their rubrics for response to and/or assessment of student writing.
In this English Journal article, Mazura et al. describe six strategies to …
In this English Journal article, Mazura et al. describe six strategies to use during the revision process, showing how these strategies support the development of students’ voice and agency as writers.
This blog post on the University of Washington Center for Educational Leadership …
This blog post on the University of Washington Center for Educational Leadership website offers a concise and clear overview of how to read and analyze a text in preparation for unit plan design.
Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's is an staple play for many theatre fans. …
Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's is an staple play for many theatre fans. Learn about productions around the world and some amazing locations connected with the Bard's work.
If you are like me, painting a masterpiece, let alone mimicking a …
If you are like me, painting a masterpiece, let alone mimicking a master like Monet, is outside my wheelhouse. However, with this short instructional video by Google Arts and Culture, students and teachers can create a masterpiece like Monet with a few simple tools: cardboard, paint, and string.
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