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Tips for Common Errors in Subject Verb Agreement
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Teaching students how to avoid common grammatical errors is a challenging endeavor. The key is to start with the basics and build on common knowledge. Use these tips. more...
Quick Tips for Four Common Writing Errors
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Teaching writing can be challenging in both middle and high school. Students often need reminding of the same structural issues again and again. How can this be avoided? more...
Multicultural Approaches to Teaching Math
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Students from all cultural backgrounds need to feel encouraged and included in learning activities. What can teachers do to actively promote student inclusion? Read on! more...
Developing Cultural Sensitivity in Science Class
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How can traditional methods of teaching science be improved through multicultural, social reconstructionist education? Here are a few tips to help teachers get started. more...
Using Media Literacy Activities in Middle School
How do teachers reach unmotivated middle school students and reluctant readers? Read on to discover an exciting solution to this age-old dilemma. more...
Plan Group Discussion about a Novel
Group discussion often devolves into a teacher-led question and answer session with three students while the rest tune out. How can you encourage active participation? more...
Character Analysis Topics for Things Fall Apart
High school teachers often struggle to motivate students to write analytical essays, but there is a simple way to combat their literary ennui: give them choices. more...
Literary Elements in Achebe's Things Fall Apart
Teaching the application of literary elements is an effective way to help high school students learn how to analyze literature. Here are examples from Things Fall Apart. more...
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Teach Afghan Dreams Young Voices of Afghanistan
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Making Oxygen through Transformation of Energy
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Making Connections While Reading
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