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This quick post will give you engaging ideas to help connect ELA skills to the real world for your students. If you're looking for ways to show students how the skills you're working on will benefit them beyond high school, this is the post for you.
Want to get started with one-pagers? Find out how to easily get started in a way that gives every student a roadmap to success.
Want to get started with one-pagers? Find out how to easily get started in a way that gives every student a roadmap to success.
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Are you looking for some creative assessment ideas to use with your secondary ELA students? These ideas are sure to help you get going with some fresh and innovative ways to discuss characters, theme and more in your class novels.
