Learning stations high school english

Using learning stations is a fantastic way to increase engagement in the English Language Arts classroom. Learn more in this blog post.

5 engaging, student-centered ELA strategies to try this school year: Socratic Seminars, Mock Trials, Question Trails, Speed Debating, and Learning Stations

Learning centers, also known as stations at the secondary level, are ideal activities to use to bring movement into your middle school or high school classroom. Find out how to implement stations on your first day of school, as you review key ideas or terms, and as a way to preview texts.

Middle and high school English teachers: learning stations or centers do work with older students. Find out how to use them in your classroom.

Middle school reading strategies can be fun and interactive! Get the inside scoop on how I use station reading activities to engage all learners!

Movement in the classroom is beneficial for many reasons. First and foremost, getting up to move in the classroom might help anxious students relieve stress.

Both teaching and learning are more enjoyable with engaging lesson plans. But, it's hard to be creative when you're exhausted! That's why teacher bloggers at EL

Have you been wanting to try stations in your Secondary ELA classroom but aren't sure where to start? Read through this quick post where we share 8 station ideas and how to use them with your ELA students.

An overview of strategies to use when planning a stations lesson in your secondary classroom. Includes 5 important questions to ask and help in how to planning a great lesson.