Research for the Standard English Curriculum in High Schools
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May 22, 2011
Does anyone have advice on how to revise lessons? How do you keep sophomoress engaged for a long period? What kinds of activities do you advise?
Our school is an Early College High School. Our program is rigorous. Every sophomore passed the state exit exam this year on the first try. I don't want to lose the rigor while trying to keep students awake.
Any advice is welcome. Thanks.
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