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Numbers 2 and 3 are great because of the colors.  Number "!3 needs some "oompf!
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You need to expand/build your philosophy.  I like your idea of daily music.  I have seen this a lot in high school classes.  Students really appreciate it.
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Your revision is much better.  Well done!
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Here is the detailed look of my classroom management plan.

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With my amazing drawing skills here is a rough sketch of what I would want my classroom to look like. I want the class to be circular to prevent from having rows, or columns, no kids gravitating to the back of the class when there is no back of the class! This layout would also encourage my students to get up and move around since a lot of my lessons will call for expressive movement, acting things out, getting out of your seat, and moving around. I will have my desk in the back of the class and will rarely be there during class, only to receive homework, and during silent reading or writing time. I want to have bookshelves lining the room well stocked with books. I will also have plenty of decorations of cool nerdy literature things: quotes, pictures, posters, and stuff made by the class.

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This lesson plan is about John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men". This lesson is meant as a introduction to a unit on the book.

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Lesson will begin with a bell ringer that warms the students up to think about the themes and issues of "Of Mice and Men". This will lead us into discussing the issues of migrant workers, worker abuse, workers rights, and the history of these issues.

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Shmoop -Moderately Useful
This is primarily a resource for students, but also has resources for teachers. Shmoop helps teachers and students find a more fun way to look at school work. For example, their spark notes on texts include snarkiness and jokes. Unfortunately, teachers have to pay for a membership to fully enjoy shmoop.

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Homework Help & Study Guides For Students | Shmoop

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The cozy home of your favorite free study guides and the most helpful study tools around! Check out our new digs and get the help you need!

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Pt 1
Share My Lesson - Very Useful
This site is useful for high school and middle school English teachers (as well as every other subject.) This site allows teachers to share and spread useful lessons that they've used in classrooms, as well as project ideas, and tips on how to approach tough subjects.

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Mission Statements

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There's lots of scary things going on these next 4 years. What are you most worried about?

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AnswerGarden " What are you most worried about for the next 4 years?

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AnswerGarden is a new minimalistic brainstorm tool for online brainstorming, real time audience participation and classroom feedback.

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Donald Trump, what's so bad?

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Poll Everywhere - Audience Participation Site

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This is the place to be if you're trying to participate in a live poll.

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Betsy Devos, how horrible is she?