It’s hard to imagine that anything positive will come out of this year, but I’ve been thinking about what, if any, lessons I’ve learned from teaching hybrid.  In this episode, I'll reflect on what worked and what didn't.  

Give your students an assignment to end the year that will be fun and meaningful.  In this episode, I'll describe how I end the year in my class.

There's a big difference between writing a story and telling a story out loud.  This episode is all about real life stories and their literary value.  

LGBTQ+ literature fits right in with everything English teachers do, including the the exploration of topics like identity and love.  In this episode, I'll talk about poetry, To the Lighthouse, and Giovanni's Room.  

Conversations outside of class can be a great way to bring new perspectives into the classroom.  In this episode, I'll talk about how we can ask our students to talk about literature with someone in the real world.  

For many students, this is a hard year to keep up with work.  Here are seven things I've been doing to make it possible for all students to finish this year strong.  

In this episode, I'll tell stories about the past year.  It's the audio recording for a video essay I created for my students.  

In this episode, I'll talk about all kinds of storytelling and how it can transform our world and ourselves.  

In this episode, I'll talk about fun projects that will create memorable moments and keep students engaged through the spring.

In this episode, I'll talk about an activity that will get students outside and thinking and talking about the past year.