This post explores several strategies that have worked with the new distance learning model, and several that have failed. Multiple teachers provide their experience in this post.
3 Successful Strategies for Distance Learning (and 2 that Failed)
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Tips And Strategies For Converting To Digital Teaching
These tips and strategies can help you avoid overload, maintain relationships, and ultimately succeed when converting to online teaching.
Reclaiming Your Time – How I Stick to a 40 Hour Workweek
This school year marks my 14th straight year teaching of AP® English Literature. While I've learned quite a few strategies in that time, when I first started out in the profession I demonstrated all of typical first year teacher traits: I was usually only planned one day ahead (if that). I took grading home every… Continue reading Reclaiming Your Time – How I Stick to a 40 Hour Workweek
Using Personal Progress Checks in AP Classroom
This blog post walks you through using AP Classroom to help improve your students' scores through Personal Progress Checks.
4 Ways Teachers Misuse “How to Read Literature Like a Professor”
You've probably heard of Thomas C. Foster's How to Read Literature Like a Professor and may already use it in your classroom. Foster's text, while not originally written for classroom use, has become a staple for many AP®* Lit teachers. Foster puzzles over this phenomenon in the preface of the book's second edition, saying he… Continue reading 4 Ways Teachers Misuse “How to Read Literature Like a Professor”