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Julie Rine
United States - Ohio - East Rochester
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"You can get all A's and still flunk life. - Marion Wright Edelman".
 
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Teaching the transcendentalist philosophies of the Romantic Period can be a daunting task. This mini-unit will introduce students to the big idea...
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This mini-unit is great for both meeting Common Core standards and giving students ACT practice. Students will answer both extended response and ...
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beteprimm re: 11th grade Lang Arts Curriculum/Pacing Guide - Common Core Standards
Hi! I found you by googling English III lesson plans using the common core standards. I am starting my second year teaching an Eng III Resource class. My first year I just googled my lesson plans because my students were on a much lower reading/comp level than a typical 11th grader. We are doing the pilot common core standards in our county and will implement full scale next year. I have a scope and sequence from my county using the new Holt McDougal Elements of Literature. I am trying to find lessons that will supplement this or be easier to teach to special ed students in 11th grade. What types of lessons do you offer in your guide? Thanks!
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Julie Faulkner  (TpT Seller) re: 11th grade Lang Arts Curriculum/Pacing Guide - Common Core Standards
I am wondering if there is a chart that comes with the actual product in a sort of calendar format in addition to your explanation like from the preview download. Or if you could explain a little further as to what this guide provides. I teach 11th grade in TN, and next we are going to CCS.
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Scipi  (TpT Seller)
Julie - Just downloaded your freebie. Looks useful! You might want to make a cover page to use as a thumbnail to attract buyers. Just having the full item there does not quickly grab a buyer's attention. Your freebie must be read, and buyers usually don't stop long enough to do that. Just a suggestion from a fellow TPT seller.
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Julie Rine  (TpT Seller)
Thanks for the tip! I appreciate it. :-)
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE

I have fiftenn years of teaching experience in a small town, rural school district. I have taught freshmen, sophomores, juniors, honors sophomores and honors juniors.

MY TEACHING STYLE

I try very hard to incorporate both left-brain and right-brain focused assignments. It is critical to me that my students know how to apply what they have learned. I'm a bit more formal with my honors sophomores and honors juniors in the type of assignments I offer, but discussion is key to all of my classes. I love laughter in the classroom and want my students to view me as a lifelong learner, not someone with all of the answers.

HONORS/AWARDS/SHINING TEACHER MOMENT

Two-time presenter at NCTE conferences (Denver and New York City) Presenter at OCTELA Spring Conference, Columbus, Ohio Nominee for the Golden Apple Award (school district's Teacher of the Year award)

MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

B.S. in English Education from The Ohio State University Masters in the Art of Teaching from Marygrove College

ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

I have learned over the years that I simply cannot continue to stay at school until 5 PM every night and then go home and grade papers. My husband died in 2006 from brain cancer, and we have a seven year old daughter. I have had to learn how to simplify my life with routine in the classroom and smarter practices so that I can leave school at 3 PM and not take work home. This works pretty well except when research papers roll in...they are an entirely different beast, as we all know!