UNIT INTRO STATIONS & MOCKINGBIRD TEACHING RESOURCES | High School Teacher Vlog
This week is the beginning of our last quarter, and with that comes the beginning of new units in both of my classes - fun and exciting, but also pretty exhausting to present all new content! Here is how I introduced my 9th grade classes to the context surrounding To Kill A Mockingbird, along with some great resources for teaching with that text! Enjoy!
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I love all the detail and rationale you include on your lessons. ❤️
Thank you for these videos!!! I'm in school right now (third year) for english/secondary ed, and my Clinical 1 is in the fall. Your videos make me so much less nervous, and so inspired and excited!
I love your classroom!!!!! so inviting and comfy!
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I just did a Mockingbird / Research writing unit with my freshmen, and we watched the brand new Crash Course: Navigating Digital Information videos for our research unit. We had lots of other things going on, including the Covington High School D.C. incident, but mostly we learned a great deal about research through those videos.
I’m a freshman and We just got done reading To Kill A Mockingbird, now we are reading Shakespeare :)
No wonder the students are bouncing off the walls!!!
I love what you did with the stations! What do you do about kids who work at different paces though? I have a couple of kids who take years to do any task and anytime we try to do stations, they only half-finish them
I'm working on becoming a teacher and I'm not sure which subject I want to go into. Mostly science or math for middle or high school. I have no urge to do anything in literature, but omg you get me so excited about things it makes me reconsider it. Lol good job. Also The outsiders, my favorite book and movie.
While I don’t think you’re desecrating the classics, it does make me a little sad that they won’t read the entire novel. It’s one of my absolute favorite books and I would probably never had read it if I hadn’t been assigned to during high school.
I’m not sure if you do this but another helpful tip is sharing what was going on in your own state or city during that period to help students see it’s a national issue.
Full moon?
Know of any free online assessments of reading levels? I'm not an ELA teacher, but I want to differentiate the text I use in my class more accurately.
We don't get spring break, so there's that..... :(
@Only1flydiva
5 жыл бұрын
😢😱😱😱This should be a crime!
@JessicaHanson519
5 жыл бұрын
I agree! 😩
"Spring Break" here in Massachusetts (called April Vacation) starts week after next, if that makes you feel any better, haha.
You are great teacher!!!