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These May kakuro puzzles are the perfect printable logic puzzle for keeping your mind sharp in the month of May! [...]
Long ago, I dropped traditional grammar instruction for my high school classes in favor of quick hits and individualized feedback.… [...]
If you regularly read my blog, you’ll be expecting a charter school takedown, a TFA rant, or some other education policy analysis. But I’m doing something a bit different today, part theater review part confessional. So about a year ago… [...]
In reviewing feedback on my students’ AP Literature* exam scores, I observed that they scored lower on the skills connected to explaining the function of setting. I use Yaa Gyasi’s novel Homegoing to teach these skills: 2.A: Identify and describe specific… [...]
My last series of posts centered on standards-based assessment, which for several years has been the focus of much of my work with teachers. I’ve been somewhat dragged into this work. I think–a lot–about my experiences in my own classroom… [...]
