it seems clear that Project-based learning (PBL) groups—I'm thinking literature circles--should be an excellent vehicle for their learning in a large classroom (next year 30+ sizes)
The Wikiness - 10 views
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Who the Millennials are, and how Gen-X English teachers might best work with them
Shmoop: Homework Help, Teacher Resources, Test Prep - 4 views
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Great resource for teachers and students...you'll find analysis of theme, characters and study guides. History study guides as well! -
Very interesting site with lots of info - summerization, theme
Education Week: Why Core Standards Must Embrace Media Literacy - 5 views
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Problems with CC media literacy standards: " focus marginalizes uses of a range of other media/digital literacies associated with social-networking sites, blogs, wikis, digital images/videos, smartphone/tablet apps, video games, podcasts, etc., for constructing media content, building social networks, engaging audiences, and critiquing status quo problems.And, other than a mention of the need to "evaluate information from multiple oral, visual, or multimodal sources," there is no specific reference in the common standards to critical analysis and production of film, television, advertising, radio, news, music, popular culture, video games, media remixes, and so on. Nor is there explicit attention on fostering critical analysis of media messages and representations."
Video Games Are Ruled Protected Speech, Now What? - 2 views
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this is true! why gaming is legitimately a path fro educators to formulate learning strategies
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also--they ask why there are not more erudite games, just as there is "classic" literature--I think games are still a new art form. And aren't there are many fluff books as there are fluff or violent games
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More important than that historic ruling is the reminder by a U.S. Supreme Court Justice that video games, like books, plays and movies, communicate ideas.
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Reading Dante is unquestionably more cultured and intellectually edifying than playing Mortal Kombat," Scalia wrote. "But these cultural and intellectual differences are not constitutional." It raises the question, what video games live up to that legacy of great literary works? And why aren't there more of them?
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E-verything! - 16 views
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jo hart website
Speech to the Virginia Convention Patrick Henry-text of speech - 3 views
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common core mapping project
Speech to the Virginia Convention (Patrick Henry) Teachers guide! - 4 views
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common core mapping project
Banneker's Letter to Jefferson - 2 views
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on Common Core mapping project
The Bloody Tenent of Persecution, Roger Williams | The Reformed Reader - 2 views
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in Common Core mapping project
Of Plymouth Plantation, by William Bradford 1590-1657 - 2 views
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on CCSS map
The Secret Diary of William Byrd of Westover, 1709-1712 (William Byrd) - 3 views
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Listed in Common Core mapping project
Africans in America | Part 1 | Narrative | Map: The British Colonies - 4 views
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The Selling of Joseph resouces to accompany
Michael Levin: The Case for Torture - 8 views
Google Image Result for http://cterfile.ed.uiuc.edu/mahara/artefact/file/download.php?f... - 8 views
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Jolliffe's rhetorical diagram for AP LANG
Waiting For Superman (2010) - Part 1/8 - 12 views
Common Core Implementation Workbook | PARCC - 19 views
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The workbook uses a proven performance management methodology known as "delivery" to lay out clear action steps for states and districts. It provides relevant information, case stories of good practice, key questions and hands-on exercises for leadership teams to complete together. Regardless of your state's timeline, the workbook offers state and district leaders the means to plan for the CCSS and then drive successful implementation.
Shakespeare Goes to the Movies « Folger SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY - 9 views
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NEW SHAKESPEARE MOVIES COMING
Brain Blinkers - 11 views
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Introduces Easy To Use Bullet-Point Approach To Take Control Of Your Beliefs And Thoughts.
Evolving English Teacher: "How to Forge a Jane Austen Manuscript": Teaching Students Au... - 13 views
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Glenda teaches us how to teach students to mimic one of the masters of prose-Jane Austen. Mimicry is often a great writing exercise for students who need to examine style.
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