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I spent the summer writing curriculum for my freshman honors english course, and I added The...
Posted by lizbv on Aug 21, 2008.
I would love to have an eNotes section for Captain John Smith's The History of Virginia (not a...
Posted by kwoo1213 on Aug 20, 2008.
Hi group!I'm planning to use Walking Across Egypt by Clyde Edgerton in one of my classes this...
Posted by linda-allen on Aug 20, 2008.
Ditto on #2 and #3. I also subscribe to the AP English teachers' listserv through the college...
Posted by amy-lepore on Aug 19, 2008.- I also use nc-net.org, which is for NC teachers of all disciplines.
Posted by kwoo1213 on Aug 18, 2008. 
I've found that webenglishteacher.com, whose editor writes a blog on eNotes, is an excellent...
Posted by cybil on Aug 18, 2008.- I get most of my teacher-related news from the National Council of Teachers of English...
Posted by linda-allen on Aug 18, 2008. 
Hi guys,Where to teachers go online to find news about their profession? Sites like Digg.com,...
Posted by blazedale on Aug 18, 2008.
The district I formerly worked for allowed us to play movies, however they had to be movies...
Posted by gp217 on Aug 17, 2008.- In reply to #4, I see a problem when students are allowed to hand in all writing after it's been...
Posted by reidalot on Aug 16, 2008. - I could really get into Peter Shaffer's "Amadeus" as the plot is so intriguing along...
Posted by josephkarlin on Aug 16, 2008. - I would love to teach a unit of Stephen King's short stories. I may just find time and space in...
Posted by amy-lepore on Aug 16, 2008. - Part of the problem stems from the texting these kids do day in and day out. Nothing is spelled...
Posted by amy-lepore on Aug 16, 2008. 
We can show films rated PG-13 and below to high school students but we must get signed parent...
Posted by ms-mcgregor on Aug 14, 2008.- We have to have permission slips for PG-13, and can't show anything rated R, which eliminates...
Posted by jwisecup on Aug 14, 2008.
