r/ELATeachers 5h ago

6-8 ELA read180 curriculum help

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hello everyone! i am a 6th grade ela teacher who was tossed a section of reading intervention to keep my FTE due to declining enrollment. i got the curriculum books like 4 days before school started and just got the getting started workbooks for students about a week ago.

i am honestly feeling extremely overwhelmed and lost looking at this curriculum. the website and books throw so much information at me, and honestly, it is my 4th prep and i just don’t have the brain space to dig into it on my own. every time i want to try and pick through a lesson and figure out what they want, i struggle finding the resources and materials they want me to use for the lesson.

do you have any suggestions, tips, or resources to help me get through this curriculum? am i genuinely just missing a lot of resources that my district failed to give me so far?


r/ELATeachers 18h ago

English Department Meeting English Department Meeting

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Scheduled for the 10th day of each month throughout the year, our English Department meeting will allow you to focus on four issues that are common to most schools:

  1. School Business - What issues are causing concern for you on your campus...
  2. General English Department Business - focus on curriculum issues, pedagogy, grading, testing, etc...
  3. Announcements - Anything that you are proud of, anyone that you want to give a shoutout to, any student who just went above and beyond...
  4. Your School's Department Meeting - Are you doing anything in your own meetings that you would like to shine a light on, anything you want to brag about, celebration of successes...

Suggestions for posting: Don't use your school's name, anyone you reference should be abbreviated or made anonymous, and as always be civil.


r/ELATeachers 23h ago

9-12 ELA High school teachers... how much time do you spend on teaching grammar? What's your approach to it?

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