In a perfect world, would my students be task-compliant in reading all the awesome books I love? Well, duh. Yeah. But I don’t teach in a perfect world.
…it’s free…and it might improve your students’ narrative writing!
We’re getting ready to delve into research essays, and I wanted to create a lesson that would grab their attention and get them excited about nonfiction reading and note-taking.
I mean, screw “1-2-3, Eyes on Me!” as an attention-getter; just record the “dum-dum” from Law and Order SVU…
My students have NO IDEA how to treat other people in relationships OR how to be treated.
I wasn’t actually teaching them how to provide a thoughtful, meaningful response to a discussion post. That HAD to change.
Nobody has much to say about our syllabi until about an hour before the parents arrive at Back to School Night.
I made an easy-to-customize back-to-school slideshow in Canvas.
Why can’t test prep ALSO deepen students’ understanding of a topic?
It’s about planning for plan B starting on the first day of the semester.
