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Nikita Bhojwani
Are you looking for a fun lesson on teaching mood as a literary device? Look no further! This post explains how to use reader response lens to teach literary analysis and critical reading to middle school and high school ELA students. It includes a free download for a literary analysis literature circle roles critical reading activity.

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Analyzing literature/primary sources

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It's so important as middle school and high school English teachers to have authentic conversations about racial literacy in our classrooms. Here are nine poems from black poets to incorporate into your English curriculum to promote diversity and racial literacy. Check out these poems here!
Women's History Month is an important time to celebrate and honor women artists, authors, poets, and creators. For English language arts teachers, this is also an opportunity to bring literary criticism into the classroom. While ELA teachers include women authors all year round, WHM provides a special spotlight, which is why I have put together this collection of 30 short stories, poems, resources, and lesson plans for high school and secondary English teachers!

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In a world of distance learning and educational technology, video lessons can have many benefits. Here are some of my favorite ways to use video lessons: for mini-lessons, as an anticipatory set, during test prep and review, to build background knowledge, and to introduce a new term or idea. They are also great during intervention blocks! Similarly, video lessons have a lot of advantages. With all of the advantages of video lessons in mind, I wanted to share my 7 favorite Ted-Ed video lessons fo

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