Less than $5 English Language Arts Professional Development
End of the Year Survey *Editable*
By Educate and Create
I usually give an end of the year survey for my students to fill out anonymously to get their feedback on what they've learned, the course, and recommendations. This is editable to work for any subject.
How To Teach Writing: A Guide for Teachers
By Blooming Through High School
A guide for writing in the classroom, this is a comprehensive booklet designed specifically for teachers who aspire to enhance their students' writing skills and foster a love for language.
Key Features:
- Research-Backed Strategies
- Practical Implementation Tips
- Student-Centered Approaches
- Assessing Writing Progress
- Engaging Supplementary Resources
This is for educators seeking to elevate their teaching practice and transform their students' writing abilities.
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- ELA Test Prep, Study Guide & Activities Bundle (new)
- All Things English For Middle & High School Students (best seller)
- Once Upon A Crime
- Revising & Editing Workbook
- Revising & Editing for Group Lessons
- Bell Ringers for the Semester
Top 50 Resource Books for English Teachers
By Bright Classroom Ideas Marketplace
Why Resource Books?
Teachers need resource books for a variety of reasons. Firstly, resource books provide access to a wealth of ready-made materials such as lesson plans, activities, exercises, and assessments that can save teachers a significant amount of time and effort in lesson planning and preparation.
Resource books for English teachers offer a wide range of materials that can be adapted to suit different teaching styles, class sizes, levels, and learning objectives, allowing teachers to be more flexible in their approach and cater to the diverse needs of their students.
Resource books can be a valuable tool for professional development. They often include teaching tips, strategies, and techniques that can help teachers improve their skills and knowledge, keeping them up-to-date with the latest trends and developments in their field.
Who is this book for?
Resource books can be especially helpful for new teachers who may not have as much experience in lesson planning or classroom management. By providing step-by-step instructions and guidance, resource books can help new teachers build their confidence and develop effective teaching practices. Hence, this book can be used both by novice and experienced teachers who want to enrich their theoretical background and get practical ideas for their everyday teaching.