SMCPS English @SMCPS_English

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SMCPS English @SMCPS_English

7 years ago

Open Your Door: Why We Need to See Each Other Teach cultofpedagogy.com/open-your-door/ via @cultofpedagogy

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SMCPS English @SMCPS_English

7 years ago

Great ideas... kqed.org/mindshift/4625…

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SMCPS English @SMCPS_English

7 years ago

8 Epic Ideas for Ending the School Year edutopia.org/blog/celebrati…

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Build up your 2018 "to be read" list with @ncte's roundup of top English teacher-recommended texts from their recent #NCTEchat! buff.ly/2GlK9sQ What title would you recommend every teacher (or student) read in 2018?

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Writing Project @writingproject

8 years ago

Help spread the word & start conversations w/ Writing Our Future: American Creed, our youth publishing project that encourages youth to explore, write, connect around what it means to be an American. Our promo kit has info & graphics to get you started: bit.ly/acyouthpromo

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SMCPS English @SMCPS_English

8 years ago

Yes! jarredamato.wordpress.com/2018/01/26/fri…

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National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) @ncte

8 years ago

The 30 Day Happy Teacher Challenge via @prestoplans buff.ly/2E2IHa1 Could be a great way to kick off this year!

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Daniel Pink @DanielPink

8 years ago

Fascinating and inspiring. This high school, which serves mainly low-income students, achieved incredible gains through "a school-wide program that requires all students to write regularly in every class, including P.E." edsource.org/2018/a-focus-o…

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SMCPS English @SMCPS_English

8 years ago

More good ideas. edutopia.org/article/5-prin…

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SMCPS English @SMCPS_English

8 years ago

Yes. edublog.scholastic.com/post/independe…

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SMCPS English @SMCPS_English

8 years ago

These are fun! Great idea for classroom incentives instead of meaningless extra credit.

We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers

8 years ago

These are fun! Great idea for classroom incentives instead of meaningless extra credit.

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Kelly Gallagher @KellyGToGo

8 years ago

Lesson idea: have students read the NBC statement regarding the firing of Matt Lauer. Ask three key reading questions: 1) what does it say? 2) what does it not say? 3) how is it said?