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How I Got Stephen King to Hang Out at My School

How I Got Stephen King to Hang Out at My School

by Kristina Peterson | Classroom Stories

How’s that for a Did List item?  Check out this amazing story!  ~EMP I never thought I’d ever write that line. The prolific Stephen King, a man so ingrained in our cultural consciousness, popped into my high school yesterday for a visit. No fan fare. No...
Giving Kids Choice in HS Reading Class

Giving Kids Choice in HS Reading Class

by Kristina Peterson | General Education Topics

Today, as part of Literacy Month, we have one of our favorite guest posters, Kristina Peterson to share the evolution of what she is doing in her HS English classes in terms of reading.  ~EMP When I first became a teacher I distinctly remember being taught that what...

Engaging Readers with Reading – the What, the Why and the How

by Kristina Peterson | General Education Topics

Earlier this week, we brought you Kristina’s piece on Writing. Today she reflects on reading and the importance of establishing a love of reading in our students. She concludes with a perspective on assessment. ~EMP The Story: The success I had last year with the...
Writing: When Experience Molds Your Teaching – the What, the Why and the How

Writing: When Experience Molds Your Teaching – the What, the Why and the How

by Kristina Peterson | General Education Topics

This week, Kristina Peterson is back with a two part series about reading and writing and how two experiences have influenced hers as a teacher.  You will enjoy these reflective pieces and I encourage you to add your own thoughts too.  First – Writing… ~EMP The Story:...

Teaching is an Art

by Kristina Peterson | Arts Education and Integration, General Education Topics

Kristina Peterson offers us this beautiful piece on teaching.  Enjoy.  ~EMP …then a different question presented itself: “Am I a good teacher?” And he had to answer, “No, I’m not – not always. For teaching is an art: Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn’t”...
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