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Annotated ELA

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Annotated ELA

Melissa Burch, Tips for ELA Teachers

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Annotated ELA is the podcast for ELA teachers. It’s a show that will help you enjoy teaching writing and reading with activities and strategies that will engage and motivate students to be better writers and readers! Each week, Melissa Burch will share tips and actionable strategies you can use in your classroom. You’ll get the inspiration you need to bring writing and reading alive, because the magic is in the process. Melissa Burch is a middle school ELA teacher with 20 years of experience ...
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Are you looking for strategies to close the reading gap? Middle School Cafe: A Podcast for Secondary ELA teachers is a podcast specifically for middle and high school ELA teachers who want to see their students grow as readers.Each week I will discuss strategies to help all students develop as readers starting with where they are today. I will share real-world examples and ideas from my own experience and show you how you can implement the workshop model giving your students more control ove ...
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Brave New Teaching

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Brave New Teaching

Marie Morris & Amanda Cardenas, Secondary ELA Teachers

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Join hosts Amanda Cardenas (Mud & Ink Teaching) and Marie Morris (The Caffeinated Classroom) in discussions about being brave, trying new things, and all things teaching! As seasoned classroom teachers, Amanda and Marie bring their experience, insight, energy, and oh, so many opinions and ideas... It's time for all teachers to take their classroom and teaching practice into their own hands!
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Want to love walking into your ELA classroom each day? Excited about innovative strategies like PBL, escape rooms, hexagonal thinking, sketchnotes, one-pagers, student podcasting, genius hour, and more? Want a thriving choice reading program and a shelf full of compelling diverse texts? You're in the right place! Here you'll find interviews with top authors from the ELA field, workshops with strategies you can use in class immediately, and quick tips to ignite your English teacher creativity ...
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We believe that the only way to have a fulfilling life is to stay true to who you really are. To us that means building self-confidence, self-worth and resilience as well as accepting yourself for who you are. Virtually Unbreakable Podcast is dedicated to empowering you to live a happier and a more fulfilling life. We talk about how to build positive self-image and confidence, become resilient, change your limiting beliefs, learn to set boundaries, improve your relationships and create a mor ...
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The Literacy Dive Podcast

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The Literacy Dive Podcast

Megan Polk, Literacy Elementary Teacher

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Do you find yourself seeking new ideas when it comes to literacy instruction in elementary classrooms? The Literacy Dive is a podcast that offers actionable steps and information for ELA teachers. The host, Megan Polk from The Literacy Dive, shares literacy tips and strategies she has learned from her years of experience as an elementary teacher and literacy specialist. Dive in with us every Monday for a new episode on various literacy topics!
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Math people get to have all the fun. So, here is a podcast for the rest of us. From classroom technology to standardized testing, My ELA Class covers the topics that matter to ELA teachers. And we might even let the math people listen in too.
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Teaching literature in high school is about connecting the past, the present, and the future with the imagination. The study of literature can be fun, relevant, and meaningful for all students if we focus on inspiring creative and curious thinkers and writers. This podcast will deal with new technologies, consciousness, identity, love, classroom culture, omniscient narration, rhythm, and all the other topics related to teaching English. Visit www.theteachersworkshop.com to find more resource ...
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See Change is a motivational and inspirational podcast that is all about breaking barriers, tackling issues that needs to be talked about and finding ways to live a happier life. It’s a Safe Space and its for you.
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Welcome to the first episode of The Lemon Said. Ela de Leon jumps into her own journey, how she learned how to make lemon aid, and why she decided to start a podcast. Stemming from her childhood trauma and a severe motorcycle accident that nearly took her life away, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Bipolar II, Major Depression, and Generalized Anxie…
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This week on “Highly Recommended” we’re talking about the guy who has been one of my top go-tos for years when someone asks for a book recommendation for a student. Jason Reynolds. In today’s episode we’re talking about a whole range of his fabulous books, including: Ghost, Lu, Sunny, Patina (The Track Series) As Brave as You Stuntboy in the Meanti…
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Teaching narrative writing in middle school is a remarkable opportunity to nurture young minds, encouraging them to weave words into captivating tales and find their unique voice in the process. By introducing them to the art of storytelling, we empower them to become skilled communicators, critical thinkers, and empathetic individuals. This episod…
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In this episode, I share the idea of productive struggle and its significance in education. Productive struggle is all about allowing students to tackle challenging tasks with limited adult intervention, enabling them to develop problem-solving skills, build confidence, and cultivate critical thinking abilities. Throughout the episode, I highlight …
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Did you catch our two part interview series with New York Times Bestselling Author, Ruta Sepetys? If not, you can check out part one in episode 152 and part two in episode 153. (Quick update: I, Amanda, have since met Ruta in real life on her book tour!) Now that the interview is over, we are dedicating this episode to two main things - a full debr…
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TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE Want a life partner or a love story? How relationships have changed over time What are your expectations from your relationship? HELPFUL LINKS About the Host - Ela Senghera Join our Newsletter - VU Newsletter Audiobook Finding Love Audiobook Teach Your Kids to Build a Positive Self-Image Audiobook Mental Health Guide for Busy…
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I see a lot of posts each month inside our Facebook group, Creative High School English, asking for text recommendations for different courses. What's the best book to teach ninth graders? The best short story to teach tenth graders? The best performance poetry for seniors? I love this type of collaboration, because we all make discoveries at our l…
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With an ever evolving world, it’s important that our classrooms are adapting to the world we live in. One of the easiest and natural way to include diversity in the classroom is through diverse children’s literature. But by adding diversity, it can cause some challenges and provoke fear in some teachers. To help facilitate this important conversati…
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Have you ever wondered how authors research and organize their ideas before writing a book? In part two of our conversation with Ruta Sepetys, we’re getting a glimpse into her writing process and so much more. If you missed part one, you can catch it here! Ruta shares how she gets her inspiration, how much time she spends researching, and even admi…
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This week on Highly Recommended I’m sharing my favorite online tool for Shakespeare, the free website My Shakespeare. So what makes it so great? Well, let’s start with the fact that it as FULL texts available for Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, The Taming of the Shrew, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Julius Caesar. That give you OPTIONS. You can choose o…
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Packing up your classroom can be the most satisfying part of closing up for the year. It can also feel daunting to plan how to pack it all up; making you want to throw it all in a box and call it a year. It doesn’t have to be hard. Join me for the End of Year Classroom Closeout series to prepare for the end of year with success and walk out for sum…
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TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE What is sustainability? How can we live more consciously? Taking responsibility for creating the future we want HELPFUL LINKS About the Host - Ela Senghera About My Guest - Emma Fieldhouse Join our Newsletter - VU Newsletter Audiobook Finding Love Audiobook Teach Your Kids to Build a Positive Self-Image Audiobook Mental Healt…
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In this episode, I explore the importance of teaching students how to reflect on their learning and the impact it can have on their educational journey. By encouraging students to reflect, we shift their mindset from viewing education as something that happens to them to realizing that they have control over their learning. Reflection helps student…
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If you tuned into the podcast last week, you know I received an email from Shannon, an ELA teacher with big questions. In a nutshell, she asked - how do we fit it all in? The writing, the review, the whole class novels, the skills... Last week, we took a look at the big picture - how to plan the year to cover what you want to cover without getting …
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For the last few weeks, I’ve been sharing creative writing ideas that get students writing and working on their literacy skills in a fun and non-threatening way. I love coming up with ways to disguise writing and have so many ideas, but narrowed it down to my final two that I’m going to share. Those two routines are Acrostic Response and Tell All A…
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We cannot even begin to contain the excitement we have to share this episode with you. We had the pleasure of interviewing author Ruta Sepetys about her journey as a writer and her latest novel, I Must Betray You. The interview begins with Ruta reading an excerpt from I Must Betray You. This is the perfect clip to play for your students if you prac…
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The Dark Matter of Mona Starr, by Laura Lee Gulledge, is a STELLAR book to consider for your choice reading library, book clubs, or even full class text. Here's why... It takes on the issue of mental health and well-being in a positive, real way without being prescriptive or moralistic. It showcases healthy friendships and family communication. It …
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As the school year draws to a close, teachers are faced with the task of packing up the classroom for the summer. Organizing materials and supplies, cleaning, and preparing for the next school year can be overwhelming with the endless list of to-do items. We will explore tips to close out the year in an efficient, organized, and stress-free way. We…
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TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE How walking can help reduce anxiety and depression? How mobility affects our ability to form social connections? What are the huge life impacts walking can give us? HELPFUL LINKS About the Host - Ela Senghera About My Guest - Lise Pape Join our Newsletter - VU Newsletter Audiobook Finding Love Audiobook Teach Your Kids to Bui…
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Last week I received this email from Shannon, a teacher with questions I think we can all relate to. Here's what she wrote... "I am in my 8th year of teaching, and while I love aspects of it, I work 10-11 hours a day and am burning out. And, I feel that I'm on an island sometimes at my school—I have to re-teach skills that they should have been tau…
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A classroom library is important for improving literacy as it provides access to books and reading materials that are essential for developing reading skills. In this week’s episode, I discuss the value of having a classroom library and tips for keeping it updated by spending time reviewing it each year. Having a well-stocked classroom library is c…
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The Lemon Said is a platform dedicated to approaching taboo topics, offering peer and professional support to those who suffer from physical, mental, or emotional pain. We are here to kickstart your journey to recovery through conversation, featuring health care practitioners, athletes, and peers alike as guests on the show.…
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Getting students to write and practice various literacy skills can be a daunting task, which is why I’ve loved coming up with different ways for disguising writing for students! In Episode 134, I shared two creative writing routines and in today’s episode, I’ll be sharing two more writing routines for disguising writing. The two creative writing ro…
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This week on Highly Recommended I’m sharing a rather unusual strategy to help you create connection among your faculty. Unless you've already found that magic teacher down the hall who turns into your best friend, teaching can feel pretty lonely, even though you’re surrounded by so many people all the time. Finding community among the adults at you…
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Cheers to everyone who has made it to the end, or almost the end, of this school year! We’re celebrating you and giddy with excitement for what’s to come this summer at Brave New Teaching. In case you haven’t heard, we’ll be hosting Camp BNT, which is essentially a Nerdy English teacher book club. But here’s the best part - we’re actually interview…
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The end of year is a lot of fun, but packing up your classroom can feel like a daunting task with the endless list of to-do items. Skip the overwhelm and close out your classroom with ease. Plan for the last two to four weeks of school. Map out everything - the end of year activities, celebrations, deadlines, and days for organizing and packing. Ta…
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TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE How early can chronic pain develop? How can we cope with the physical and mental effects of chronic pain? What tools can we use to manage chronic pain? HELPFUL LINKS About the Host - Ela Senghera About My Guest - Nicola Filzmoser Join our Newsletter - VU Newsletter Audiobook Finding Love Audiobook Teach Your Kids to Build a P…
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Celebrate AAPI month in your ELA classroom with a bright display I made for you, featuring bios and QR code links to the work of ten AAPI creators. In this episode, discover easy ways to use the display for classroom activities in this busy month, as well as learning more about some of the authors and creators featured, like: Ken Liu Amy Tan Malala…
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In this episode, I share some end of the year tasks for teachers that will set you up for a smoother back to school in the fall. Teaching is stressful and there are many things to manage before you leave for summer break. I talk about how to close out the year, review your library, make copies of activities you'll use in the first few weeks, and re…
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We all know the groans and complaining that happens when we ask students to write. But what if we could present writing in a way that is hidden or disguised? Which is why I’ve come up with creative writing routines that you can use with your students that are purposeful, yet non-threatening. In this three week series, I’ll be highlighting two creat…
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This week on Highly Recommended I’m sharing one of my favorite strategies for saving time AND adding quality to daily work tasks. Doesn’t seem possible, right? Have you heard of decision fatigue? We make thousands of decisions every day, and it gets harder to make good ones as they stack up. That’s one good reason for having a set wardrobe you like…
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We love sharing and celebrating diverse voices here at Brave New Teaching, and today is no exception. With May being AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) month, what better time to highlight some of our fan favorites written by AAPI authors. The texts that we’re sharing today are loved by both us and our students. We literally can’t keep them…
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Are you ready to talk to your students about writing? Conferencing with students is a powerful practice that can feel overwhelming and stop us in our tracks. But, it does not have to be a big production. Conferencing with students can be implemented in 3 actionable steps because baby steps are the key to success! Don’t let overwhelm or fear of star…
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Want a community of writers in your classroom? Creating a culture of writing in your classroom is easier than you think! It doesn’t have to be a fairytale! Although let’s be real; not all students will be dream writers - BUT they will write. When people want to get better at something, they spend time practicing and doing the activity. The same is …
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What would it be like to see improvement in your students' writing? To have students who take ownership of their writing and progress? Join me today as we explore the magic of writing conferences. A routine will help students know what to expect and create an environment to ensure the success of conferencing. The routine is what works for your clas…
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TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE Cultivating a habit of self-care as a busy man What are the common stigmas men are associated with? How to achieve a balance between work and life as a single dad? HELPFUL LINKS About the Host - Ela Senghera About My Guest - Gary von Broekhoven Join our Newsletter - VU Newsletter Audiobook Finding Love Audiobook Teach Your Ki…
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Teaching has significantly changed in the past few years! Students returned to the classroom with large learning gaps and teachers are left to pick up the pieces. The traditional methods of teaching are no longer as effective as they once were, and teachers are struggling to find ways to motivate students to engage. To help address these issues, I’…
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You've probably seen me amplifying Amplifier already this year, in the episode about featuring contemporary Indigenous voices in your ELA classroom or the one about spotlighting Black artists, activists and authors in your ELA classrooom. Amplifier.org is doing such powerful things with art. Empowering things. And I love it! That's why when I saw t…
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Today’s episode is on a topic that’s gaining popularity amongst everyone, which is the Enneagram test. This personality theory helps determine certain characteristics based on a variety of factors. And while it’s good to be self-aware, this information can be beneficial in the classroom. My guest today, Kirsten Hammond, is sharing how the Enneagram…
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Are you ready to nerd out with us today on argument and rhetoric? I hope so, because we are really digging in! As teachers, poets are uniquely positioned for us in the context of history in a different way than authors are. With that, comes a lot of really great opportunities. So today, we really are discussing the potential for looking at poetry a…
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This week on Highly Recommended I’m sharing one of my favorite sources for writing prompts, Dr. John Spencer’s video writing prompts channel. Personally, I love his short, impactful videos for educators as well as for students. I like how they get to the point in three or four minutes, and how they incorporate sketchnotes - one of my favorite thing…
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Students want to find meaning in literature, and they can do it with the three P's of relevance: the personal, the political, and the philosophical. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scott-cameron6/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scott-cameron6/support…
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