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Teaching English in the Age of Distraction: How to Keep Students Focused Without Fighting Them
The challenge is not that students cannot focus. It is that focus now looks different, is more fragile, and needs to be intentionally supported. The most successful English classrooms are not fighting distraction head-on. Instead, they are designed to work with how attention, motivation, and cognitive load actually function.
What Struggling Writers Actually Need (And Why More Writing Isn’t the Answer)
What struggling writers actually need is not more writing, but better writing experiences. They need clarity, structure, explicit instruction, and opportunities to succeed in small, visible ways. When writing is broken into manageable steps and supported with strong models, students begin to see themselves as capable writers rather than perpetual underperformers.
From Compliance to Curiosity: How to Get Students Thinking Deeply About Texts
One of the most common frustrations in high school English classrooms is this: students do the work, but they don’t really think. They highlight quotes, answer questions, and write paragraphs that technically meet the criteria — yet their responses feel surface-level, repetitive, or disconnected from the deeper ideas of the text. This is the difference between compliance and curiosity. Compliance looks productive. Curiosity is productive.
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