Reading other teachers’ blogs is a great
way to see what educators from around the country (or even world) are doing in
their classrooms. One of the greatest
gifts we have is the ability to share ideas.
Peruse the following blogs and subscribe to a few. Who knows? You might decide to even create
your own!
Secondary Solutions is a blog
with content specializing in Common Core English Language Arts and National
Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)/International Reading Association (IRA)
National Standards in English Language Arts standards-based supplemental
materials for the 5th through 12th grade English Language Arts classroom.
Head Outta the Book is an edublog
by teacher, Deborah Harris, who shares high school literature teaching tips,
lessons, and observations.
The Scholastic Scribe is
written by a D.C. area educator who teaches AP English Language and Composition
as well as journalism and yearbook. She
holds degrees in both journalism and urban studies, so she brings a unique
perspective into the classroom.
Other helpful blogs of note are Dr. Pezz, Huff English, Your English Class (focuses on
grammar and usage), Secondary Worlds,
Enhanced English
Teacher (focuses on technology in the English classroom), and Cool Cat Teacher.
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