EDT 622: Advanced Teaching Methods
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Tag Archives: English
Project Based Learning – Whalen
Global Poetry Unit This will be a project I’d implement after my global poetry unit. In this unit we do a … Continue reading
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Tagged #projectbasedlearining, cooperative learning, EDT622, English, global lit, High School, PBL, Thinking
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Cooperative Learning – Whalen
Idea 1- Team Building Activity for The House on Mango Street This unit will be the first unit of the school year. The novel revolves around a coming of age story, with the female protagonist facing many challenges and decisions … Continue reading
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MTV Strategies – Whalen
This blog contains 2 lesson plans for an English II Honors class. I decided to use the Headlines and Circle of Viewpoints MTV strategies for my Lord of the Flies unit and my All the Light We Cannot See unit, … Continue reading
Posted in Making Thinking Visible, Misc
Tagged All the Light We Cannot See, cooperative learning, discussion, EDT622, English, High School, Lesson Plans, Lord of the Flies, Psychology
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