Teens and Drug Use: In Your Classroom
How does drug use impact learning? Teens and drug use behaviors often lead to problems in the classroom. Read on to learn how to help especially if …
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Teens with Eating Disorders: Students in Jeopardy
What does it mean to have an eating disorder? Teens with eating disorders often struggle with many stressors, which may have a negative impact on …
Continue ReadingUnderstanding Hamlet: Analysis of Hamlet Lesson Plan
For advanced level literature courses teachers frequently focus on developing critical thinking and analytical skills. Here is a lesson plan for an …
Continue ReadingIdeas for Teaching How to Write Introductions, Body Paragraphs, and Conclusions
This article explains how teachers can teach the parts of an essay, introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion.
Continue ReadingOral Presentation on The Merchant of Venice Lesson Plan
‘The Merchant of Venice’ provides a fascinating text. Although it may not be the most popular of Shakespeare’s dramas, it does …
Continue ReadingTips for Developing Your Oral Presentation Skills
Before your oral presentation, use this guide. You’ll learn more and you won’t feel like scraping your eyelids with a fork.
Continue ReadingHow to Handle the Stress of Awaiting College Acceptance Letters
These are tips for parents who want to help their teens that are high school seniors to manage the stress of awaiting college acceptance letters. …
Continue ReadingTypical Teenage Behavioral Issues: Prevention through Education
Learn about the many teenager issues students face such as domestic violence, drug abuse, and other learning barriers. See how this may affect a …
Continue ReadingFact and Opinion Lesson Based on March Madness: Get Your Students to Learn While Obsessing Over Sports
Watch basketball–everyone goes gaga over basketball in March–and learn with these great ideas. Review specific skills while watching in …
Continue ReadingCreative Writing: Have Students Write the First Chapter of a Juvenile Book
Help high school students explore their creativity by outlining and writing a first chapter of a book for children. Teach students to use imagery to …
Continue ReadingLiterary Terms Lesson Plans: Teaching to Different Learning Styles
The good ol’ days of ‘define these literary terms and there’s a quiz on Friday’ are over. This lesson plan lets you teach to …
Continue ReadingFun Language Art Lesson Plans: Use as a Grammar Review Lesson Plan, a Literature Review Lesson Plan, or a Vocabulary Review Lesson Plan
This is a “I have 10 minutes to kill” review lesson plan that engages kids, helps them learn, and keeps them quiet.
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