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Starting a Ludic Reading Program in Your Classroom by Jennifer Broome
Jennifer Broome is an ICTE board member-at-large Do you want your students to read more? Every English teacher I’ve ever met responds with a resounding “yes!” Unfortunately, this can be quite the challenge in some situations. We know that younger students are more likely to think of themselves as readers than are adolescent students, and that boys are less likely to read than girls. Students who are emerging bilinguals may have a difficult time finding books in their native l

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Jan 206 min read


Plotting Your Journey to a PhD by Ben Lathrop
Ben Lathrop is ICTE's Recording Secretary When I decided to leave the classroom to pursue a PhD in 2021 after 18 years of teaching high school English, my colleagues had many questions for me. Are you sure you can afford it? Does the world really need another PhD? When you’re in your ivory tower, will you forget about the realities of teaching high school? When is your first book coming out? Perhaps you’re an experienced English teacher toying with the prospect of going back

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Dec 22, 202510 min read


10 Myths About Teaching Writing
This ICTE blog post is cross-published from The Paste Eaters Blog by Adam Current. To see the full post, please visit Adam's blog here . ___________________________________________________________________________________ Preface and Overture In November I’ll present my talk “Help! I don’t know how to teach writing!” at the Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE) national conference in Indianapolis. While last year I stood in awe of the Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashvi

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Nov 5, 20254 min read
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