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Working on my RLAET for Romeo and Juliet and stumbled across this website. Thought I would share it on here as well. It looks like it could be very useful in teaching this play!
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In high school, we were given 25 minutes (including walking to the cafeteria, grabbing food, and buying it). What are your thoughts?
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There isnt a whole of discussion in this article which causes a lot of grey area. What do you all think? One of my questions is does that mean students cant go to say football games, or that they cant participate in football?
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Just found out that there are two scholars with the last name Gorlewski (a Mr and Mrs)...but it's cool that they both have published articles about assessment!
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EEK's list (@Emmy_Nixon_ and of Filkins' first element to effective formative assessment, "Clear reasons for assessing: The belief that adolescents can improve and you can help."
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@meliz_1998 Our anchor text, "Poison" includes prejudices between British and Indian people in India during British rule. We chose this text to show that racism, stereotypes, prejudice can be seen between other groups of people
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@meliz_1998, Nicki, and I looked at Park's practice of visualization using the characteristics of a Truman grads. We discussed after reading those characteristics, we started comparing ourselves on how we do/don't meet the characteristics, which can happen in classes
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Hey #TSUEngMAE, since we shared some resources, one resource I have been following is @WeAreTeachers! Not only are there funny posts from students or about teaching, but also a lot of helpful articles to use in our future classrooms!
@HenaghenMr@ncte#NCTEchat This is a really neat idea! I have had mentor teachers in the past have the students correct grammar or write explanations of memes, but never create new versions. I'm sure the students love it!