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Nonfiction Text: Reading with a Purpose As adults, when we read nonfiction, we are reading for a purpose. I pick up an article about the 13 colonies because I need to learn what the major settlements were for my lesson. Or I find an article about what coarcation of the aorta is so that I am better prepared when I visit the cardiologist for treatment discussions.

How to start a TED-Ed Club A step-by-step guide for starting a TED-Ed Club at your local school or community organization. Step 1 Watch this short video about starting a TED-Ed Club. If you’re interested, share it with friends, students and teachers that might help you start a club.

20 Literacy Strategies for Engaging the Middle Level Brain Recently, I was teaching a language arts class in Logan, West Virginia. The objective of the lesson was to analyze the impact of tradition on human behavior using narrative text. Sounds really dull, doesn't it? It could have been, had I not used engaging strategies to facilitate the lesson. The vehicle for accomplishing the objective was The Lottery by Shirley Jackson. Minds in Bloom: Ideas for Using Writing in Math Writing across the curriculum has been a movement in education and my school district is no exception. With the recent changes to common core and PARCC testing, I found myself at a loss for how I was going to get my students to write in math class. Math is just numbers and symbols right? I had to convince myself otherwise, as the only writing I had ever experienced as a student in math class was a written response for how I solved a story problem. I attended a conference where a presenter had quirky prompts for responses to literature. Several of them made me chuckle to myself picturing student reactions when asked to write about such silly things.

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