English Teacher's Survival Guide;Ready-To-Use Techniques & Materials For Grades 7-12
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Mary Lou Brandvik was graduated summa cum laude from Concordia College in Moorhead, MN, with a B.A. in English and art. She also earned a Masters degree from the University of Illinois. Ms. Brandvik has taught in public schools in Illinois and Minnesota, as well as at Bemidji State University in Minnesota. She was named the 1988 Teacher of the Year of the Bemidji Pubic Schools and in 1991 received the Lila B. Wallace Teacher-Scholar Award from the National Endowment for the Humanities. She is also the author of Writing Process Activities Kit published by The Center for Applied Research in Education.
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About this resource.
CHAPTER I-- Beginning the School Year.
Designing a lesson for day one.
Learning still more about your students.
Helping students to know one another.
CHAPTER II-- Managing your classroom.
Arranging the room.
Planning for books, paper, and equipment.
Planning efficient classroom.
Devising a fair grading system.
CHAPTER III-- Creating a master plan, individuals units, and daily lessons.
Designing a year-long course.
Planning teaching units.
Creating daily lessons plans.
Team planning and teaching.
Planning for mainstreamed students.
CHAPTER IV-- Designing, monitoring, and grading cooperative learning activities.
Designing group activities.
Monitoring and evaluating cooperative group work.
Grading cooperative group projects.
CHAPTER V-- Teaching writing.
Teaching the writing process.
Managing your writing classroom.
Using mini-lessons.
Sharing student writing: presenting and publishing.
Evaluating and grading student writing.
Designing assignments for a variety of formats.
CHAPTER VI-- Teaching reading and literature.
Approaches to the teaching of literature.
Selecting texts for students readers.
Planning for readers' responses.
Evaluating, testing, and grading.
CHAPTER VII-- Teaching listening and speaking.
Teaching listening and speaking.
Conversing with one person.
Conversing in small groups.
Conversing in large groups.
Presenting individual speeches.
CHAPTER VIII-- Working with others.
Working with parents.
Working with teachers and administrators.
Working with community resources.
CHAPTER IX-- Avoiding burnout: becoming a more effective teacher.
Staying healthy and fit.
Becoming a more effective teacher.
CHAPTER I-- Beginning the School Year.
Designing a lesson for day one.
Learning still more about your students.
Helping students to know one another.
CHAPTER II-- Managing your classroom.
Arranging the room.
Planning for books, paper, and equipment.
Planning efficient classroom.
Devising a fair grading system.
CHAPTER III-- Creating a master plan, individuals units, and daily lessons.
Designing a year-long course.
Planning teaching units.
Creating daily lessons plans.
Team planning and teaching.
Planning for mainstreamed students.
CHAPTER IV-- Designing, monitoring, and grading cooperative learning activities.
Designing group activities.
Monitoring and evaluating cooperative group work.
Grading cooperative group projects.
CHAPTER V-- Teaching writing.
Teaching the writing process.
Managing your writing classroom.
Using mini-lessons.
Sharing student writing: presenting and publishing.
Evaluating and grading student writing.
Designing assignments for a variety of formats.
CHAPTER VI-- Teaching reading and literature.
Approaches to the teaching of literature.
Selecting texts for students readers.
Planning for readers' responses.
Evaluating, testing, and grading.
CHAPTER VII-- Teaching listening and speaking.
Teaching listening and speaking.
Conversing with one person.
Conversing in small groups.
Conversing in large groups.
Presenting individual speeches.
CHAPTER VIII-- Working with others.
Working with parents.
Working with teachers and administrators.
Working with community resources.
CHAPTER IX-- Avoiding burnout: becoming a more effective teacher.
Staying healthy and fit.
Becoming a more effective teacher.