Student and Teacher Feedback are the foundations for having sustainable writing improvements whether it be peer-to-peer, self-evaluation, or conferences to save time and make sure students receive your direct feedback. These resources help you build the community and initial understandings of effective student feedback and peer review while also lending resources for students to use directly.

Learn how to organize your classroom, organize your grading/planning, and teach your students how to organize for academic planning. Make your time more efficient and effective, so you bring less (or preferably no) work home with you at the end of the day.

Find information on time-management, using planners, getting rid of distractions, and grading more efficiently. 

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Use blended learning to help you cut the extra time from your feedback loops and have students take charge of their own learning. In this section, you will see best practices and resources for including technology effectively in your online or F2F classroom.

Learn more about using your LMS, incorporating Google Drive, using templates to save time, and incorporating effective instructional technology.

Students often need help with various parts of the writing process and it can be difficult to teach. Use these articles and ready-to-use resources to help your students become better writers. 

Find more information on how to beat writer's block, drafting, revision, editing, and growth in writing.

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Life skills are the building blocks of how we move through our daily tasks. More than ever, students need these explicit lessons to be ready to be fully functional adults. These Life Skills include time-management, stress-management, academic success planning, reading strategically, and MORE!

You can also choose from a variety of ready-to-play video courses. Just print the student materials and play the videos for your class.

Social Emotional Learning (SEL) can often be on the back burner in high school. Use these articles and resources to help incorporate SEL in the high school classroom without taking up to much of your time.

This section will also include gifted resources to meet the social emotional objectives of gifted students and resources for parents of gifted students.

Start with understanding what SEL is and how it looks in the classroom by reading the article linked below.