Stereotype Activities: Why do Authors Stereotype Characters?
Literary stereotypes serve two functions: they help readers make quick assumptions; they can also prejudice readers one way or another against a …
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Literary stereotypes serve two functions: they help readers make quick assumptions; they can also prejudice readers one way or another against a …
Continue ReadingRunning records are useful for assessing your students’ reading level and reading difficulties. But running records can also be time consuming …
Continue ReadingThis summary haiku lesson plan goes beyond the traditional definitions of haiku to use the form as a way of summarizing students’ reading. …
Continue ReadingGirls who have Asperger’s syndrome often display symptoms that differ from those observed in boys with the disorder. As a result, accurate …
Continue ReadingSpanish stem-changing verbs can be confusing, because they force us to learn spelling rules within conjugations. These verbs also seem to fall outside …
Continue ReadingThe continued growth of any field of knowledge is sustained by research. But research in special education is beyond knowledge expansion. Qualitative …
Continue ReadingOn paper, the approach to teaching called “evidence-based practices” promises to point teachers toward the path where the highest quality …
Continue ReadingTeaching about Greek theater and its history may sound like the kind of lesson that will send a class of active teenagers to sleep, but when the …
Continue ReadingNeed a little inspiration? Are your students feeling downtrodden? Teach your students how to write a resume. This article discusses ways to use the …
Continue ReadingRemember when your ninth grade teacher dressed up as Mark Twain and thought he was funny? You and all your friends knew he was a complete dork and …
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