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Teachers' Subject Guides

In this topic, you will find a collection of strategies and guides to help you create lesson plans for a variety of subjects. You have access to guides for introducing a topic in English literature, the finer points of mathematical reasoning, or a poetry unit.

In this section, you'll read about guidelines for creating and developing lesson plans: teaching different styles of speaking, creative writing and poetry lesson strategies, varied instructional methods, and much more to guide your lesson plan development.

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Regardless of your subject area, your college or university may be one of the many that now require APA formatting for all student papers. Here's help!

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Teaching Grammar With Bloom's Taxonomy

Integrate English grammar naturally into everyday language arts lessons. Using Bloom's Taxonomy, lead students to appreciate grammar.

Jun 19, 2011 – Lauralee Moss

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To achieve a language-rich classroom, learners must experience a satisfying verbal exchange with their teachers on a regular basis.

May 12, 2011 – Jill Davis

Sunday School Lesson Plans for Children

Children learn about life and spirituality by studying the Bible. Sunday school teachers can use Sunday school lessons plans to instill Bible principles

Feb 23, 2011 – David Kiarie

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