My Popular Articles
- The SAT and ACT Accommodations
- Getting Started With the I-Search Paper
- English Vertical Teams
- The Graphic Novel: A Reluctant Reader's Success
- Helping Challenged Readers Choose a Book
- Using Laptops for Research
- What to Expect in an AP Class
- Exploring a Career as a High School Teacher
- What is an AP Class?
- Partner Books
MEMBER PROFILE
About Me
I am a retired teacher who lives in Florida and vacations in Maine. Now that I'm retired, I can pursue my love of writing and research. I write for Demand Studios, Helium, and Bright Hub.
My Awards & Certifications
B.S. in Secondary Education, Language Arts Major, certifications in Reading, Special Education, and Curriculum Development.
M.Ed with focus on curriculum work.
Short story awards with WOW-Women on Writing and Write Around the Block.
My Experience
27 years of teaching experience.
Reader for the College Board: SAT and AP Language Arts assessments
My Latest Articles
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The Graphic Novel: A Reluctant Reader's Success
Reluctant readers enter high schools never having the experience of completing a book. It doesn't seem possible if you are an avid reader, but it's true. The graphic novel can offer challenged readers a chance to feel the satisfaction of finishing...Published on October 27, 2010 to Special Education
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Partner Books
The challenged reader is often reluctant to tackle a book on his/her own. High school students are no exception. Having a friend to read with can help the reluctant reader. Two people can choose the same book and journal together as they read.Published on October 27, 2010 to Special Education
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Helping Challenged Readers Choose a Book
High school students who are challenged readers are the hardest students to help improve reading skills. You must tap into their interests and discover what makes them come alive. Then, you can help them find reading material that is suitable for their...Published on October 27, 2010 to Special Education
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