Are you teaching AP English next year? Are you feeling underprepared or unqualified? 😰. Hear from @DrBrandonAbdon and @AngelaHardinEdu, a teacher with firsthand experience jumping into AP. This webinar is available on-demand now on our blog! 💡⤵️.

Are you an educator or school administrator in the depths of preparing for the new school year? Visit our blog for a guide on everything you'll need to think about before the first bell rings in August. ☀️👩‍🏫. 🔗

Angela Hardin says give students what they want! Focusing on tailored instruction in her #APLang classroom helped students stay engaged and took pressure off her planning time. ⏰📝. Watch the full webinar here ⤵️.

Learn from educator and contributor Paula Franklin as she walks through her tips on how to plan your AP® United States Government & Politics course! 🇺🇸🏛️

Visit the Literature Corner for high interest literature featuring selections on natural disasters for reading levels 2-6 🔥🌪️⛈️. 🔗

Learn effective strategies for analyzing foundational documents in AP® Government with insights from Paula Franklin, including close reading, jigsaw, and fishbowl techniques using the Declaration of Independence. 📜

Learn step-by-step how to use Measuring Up in your classroom! . For more information on our Measuring Up programs visit:.

Success in #APLang is more than just passing the exam. Angela Hardin encourages teachers to emphasize improving their writing skills. @DrBrandonAbdon and @AngelaHardinEdu discuss how to achieve success as a new AP English teacher more here ⤵️.

Calling all charter school educators! 📣. Visit us at #NCSC25! Chat with our team and check out programs we have to offer. We can't wait to meet you!

Join @DrBrandonAbdon and AP English Chief Readers Michael Neal and @Steve_R_Price as they discuss the process of scoring the exams while also exploring some of the things learned from this year's reading. Register ➡️

Remember to visit the Literature Corner for ELA resources. Here are our featured resources for July! ☀️📚.

Learn three ways to help students with disabilities feel valued and included in school, fostering an inclusive culture for all learners. 🔗

This week on #TheLiteratureCorner, our featured resource helps ELA students analyze explicit details and implicit meanings in a text. Download it now!.

Do you know who created the Pride flag? How about the name of the activist who created International Transgender Day of Visibility? 🤔🏳️‍🌈. We’ve compiled some landmark moments in #Pride History so you can learn more!

RT @AngelaHardinEdu: Jumping into AP next year? I've been there! Take a listen to this webinar as you head out to your next summer PD or va….

Check out summer booklists on our blog! Get recommendations from high school and middle school ELA teachers to give your students (or yourself) some great recommendations! 📚. 🔗

Choosing a topic is one of the first—and most difficult parts—of writing for students. Check out this free resource on #TheLiteratureCorner! .

Celebrated on June 19, Juneteenth is the oldest annual holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. For lesson plans and activities on how to celebrate and learn about Juneteenth with students visit our blog!. 🔗

#DearTeachers,. Whether you have a a few school days left, have been on summer break for weeks, or even teach summer school, we just wanted to take a moment to say we appreciate you and hope you get some well-deserved rest! ☀️

Teaching AP English next year? Have no fear! Brandon Abdon and Angela Burton share their tips for kicking off your AP classes with confidence. 🔗 Link not ready yet

Want extra grammar practice over the summer? We've got you covered with this week's featured resource on #TheLiteratureCorner! .