Check your grade late Sunday afternoon. I should have’em updated by then.3yr ⋅ capraithe ⋅ r/ELATeachers
This 9th grade student has a 1.5% average after 7 weeks. Today's' chat was their first communication.3yr ⋅ mistermajik2000 ⋅ r/ELATeachers
A wonderful resource! A Google Drive full of black literature/history stuff!4yr ⋅ EnglishTeachers ⋅ r/ELATeachers
I may be a little biased, but I think we teach the most important subject2yr ⋅ Black_is_Beauty ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Is this really what the Praxis II is like in terms of questions? These choices are all uniquely awful and don't even get close to what the theme of this poem is about... is the entire exam going to be filled with this kind of stuff?1mo ⋅ pacmannips ⋅ r/ELATeachers
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week and I found this on my desk this morning.3yr ⋅ ZotDragon ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Student e-mail I got today :( We have been out of school since mid March4yr ⋅ hippohunta91 ⋅ r/ELATeachers
[OC] I tried to combine elements of Fallout 76's game content road map with my own yearly curriculum map idea. How does it look?4yr ⋅ gracegunn ⋅ r/ELATeachers
What’s missing from our school’s ELA curriculum? Looking for more novels and short stories for 6th grade2yr ⋅ MotherRichard ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Next week’s reading comprehension topic is “making connections”. Hoping this graphic organizer helps get the idea across...4yr ⋅ Brenn1e ⋅ r/ELATeachers
5th Grade - Black History Picture Books - Any suggestions of other picture books that celebrate black history?1yr ⋅ pinnacle100 ⋅ r/ELATeachers
I try to read 30 books every year. This year I thought it might make a cool bulletin board and help inspire my students to set/track their own reading goals.5yr ⋅ JJameson88 ⋅ r/ELATeachers
I'm a teacher, and I've had a stamp made of my face to give feedback!7yr ⋅ acmoore456 ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Also, Willy didn’t write it with 9th graders as his intended audience either.5yr ⋅ mgsalinger ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Any suggestions on teaching this and the holocaust in general?1yr ⋅ DeuceIsMyNickname ⋅ r/ELATeachers
There’s a main verb In this sentence, which means the verb must be adverb, isn’t it wrong to choose answer D? They chose answer D1yr ⋅ No_IDEA_98 ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Obsessing over my classroom library! I can't believe how cute it turned out!7yr ⋅ kennedyleigh18 ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Teaching Macbeth and this pop quiz clearly demonstrates their deep analysis of the text.6yr ⋅ interrobang__ ⋅ r/ELATeachers
A little challenge for you all, can anyone read this word? Language should be English. I can't tell what it is.5yr ⋅ just-here-4-memes ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Saw this and it sums up my life these days. Thought my ELA peeps could relate...6yr ⋅ InHeelsAsWell ⋅ r/ELATeachers
How do we make composition pedagogy meaningful and relevant to freshman in college? Let students apply rhetorical lenses to the pop culture they consume (social media, movies, music, etc.) and translate those thoughts into academic contexts. Meta-cognition will eventually follow.6yr ⋅ KdotJdot ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Teaching freshman composition next fall, but I’m pretty frustrated with how many high school students come to college thinking the 5-paragraph-essay is gospel. Many ENGL 1101 prompts reinforce this structure and students become habitually dependent on the formula to organize their thoughts...6yr ⋅ KdotJdot ⋅ r/ELATeachers
If you want to make your students groan... [a quick little poster I put together on Canva]8yr ⋅ clancster ⋅ r/ELATeachers
X-Post from r/poetry; An incredible found poem, created by high schoolers, over Irving's The Devil and Tom Walker8yr ⋅ Element-Link ⋅ r/ELATeachers
I received this earlier from my students. Maybe Treasure Island wasn't such a good idea.10yr ⋅ Rowls ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Using Pokemon TCG in the classroom to teach reading skills! (details in comments)7yr ⋅ Jtraudt ⋅ r/ELATeachers
A few weeks ago, I asked for help on how to be Edgar Allan Poe...I didn't want you to think I wouldn't deliver after such great suggestions!11yr ⋅ omnydevotchka ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Our new Common Core lit book COMPLETELY whitewashes Frederick Douglass's greatest speech9yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/ELATeachers
My student wrote this and I was laughing the rest of the day. Brilliant.10yr ⋅ theklobe ⋅ r/ELATeachers
Instead of asking if your students are ready for Smarter Balanced, ask if Smarter Balanced is ready for your students. Check out the fifth question from their FAQ page! And we are trusting THESE folks to assess our students' literacy!?!?10yr ⋅ stillhopefulmom ⋅ r/ELATeachers
