THEY DO NOT WANT YOU TO READ

I AM BEGGING YOU TO READ

THERE IS A REASON THEY DO NOT WANT YOU TO READ!!

DON’T DO THEIR WORK FOR THEM BY REFUSING TO READ

Every once in a while all of mine are for rings, then they're for fertility treatments/egg freezing. I just want ads for cute plus sized clothes and cat toys! Maybe speciality cocktail ingredients!

I'm pretty sure I got over zealous cleaning out old things when the college I work for stopped paying for a premium subscription

I also very well may have archived/deleted a bunch when they changed the max with a free account and don't remember 🫣

But the glow up deleted all my old padlets? I don't necessarily need them, but I'm annoyed

So apparently in the 6 months since I've used Padlet it's had a complete makeover and I can do exactly what I want? Wow.

gives kids an opportunity to PLAY that they don't normally get in upper middle and high school. There was so much deep thinking and so much JOY in that unit. I've taught other playwrights and other plays, but it just seems to work best with Shakespeare for reasons i can't articulate.

When I taught 8th grade, every year they'd dread the R&J unit, and every year they'd tell me it was their favorite. I agree with a lot of the other sentiments here, but teaching Shakespeare--especially using Folger or some similar performance and analysis based curriculum--1/

Padlet was my first thought, but I wish I could think of something where their work would be full sized instead of a thumbnail. Ideas?

#TeacherEd #Literacy #EdTech

The problem is, end of semester is hard and we have a lot of adjunct faculty (including me). The two times I've done this, only the dept chair has made it.

I'm looking for a platform where they can share their digital posters and get comments from faculty (like an async poster presentation)

She even found books for the kids who only want to read Dogman

Obviously Stevenson's other works, particularly Lumberjanes fit the bill. But what else (including non-graphic title with similar vibes)

#ITeachEnglish #AdolescentLiteracy #YABookChat