What curriculum novels would benefit from audiobook reading?
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Jul 18, 2019
I recently accepted a job teaching English for all grades at a high school in South Dakota. I'm very excited for the job but there is one small catch; I went to school for History and had my student teaching experience in a Social Studies classroom. The previous English teacher left on bad terms with the school and so I am unable to ask her for old lesson plans or advice. I would love any help that I could get for lesson plans for the following classes:
- American Literature
- British Literature
- Composition I and II
- Creative Writing
- Speech
Thank you so much in advance, and I look forward to any responses!
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KeithSF
Your administration hired you aware you are not an English teacher. They could not find someone more qualified than you to do the job. So relax a little. They don't expect miracles. So, the best answer for you is to align your lessons with whatever text books the students receive for the subjects. Nowadays, most textbooks have support materials. Yo...See More
KeithSF
Your administration hired you aware you are not an English teacher. They could not find someone more qualified than you to do the job. So relax a little. They don't expect miracles. So, the best answer for you is to align your lessons with whatever text books the students receive for the subjects. Nowadays, most textbooks have support materials. Yo...See More
KeithSF
Your administration hired you aware you are not an English teacher. They could not find someone more qualified than you to do the job. So relax a little. They don't expect miracles. So, the best answer for you is to align your lessons with whatever text books the students receive for the subjects. Nowadays, most textbooks have support materials. Yo...See More
KeithSF
Your administration hired you aware you are not an English teacher. They could not find someone more qualified than you to do the job. So relax a little. They don't expect miracles. So, the best answer for you is to align your lessons with whatever text books the students receive for the subjects. Nowadays, most textbooks have support materials. Yo...See More
KeithSF
HOW DO I DELETE ALL THESE EXTRA POSTS. I KEPT CLICKING COMMENT BECUASE IT DID NOT SEEM TO POST.
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