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Angie Kratzer

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North Carolina, United States
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I have enjoyed 34 years in education, including 19 in the high school English classroom and three as a 6-12 ELA curriculum specialist for the third largest school district in North Carolina. I have taught all levels of English 9, 10, 11, and 12; AP English Language and Composition; Newspaper Journalism; and Creative Writing. In addition to my teaching responsibilities, I have served as Department Chair, SACS (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools) Accreditation Committee Chair, and Writing Lead Teacher. In my district role, I developed curriculum documents, developed a system-wide writing benchmark process, created and facilitated professional development for teachers and administrators, and coached middle and high school ELA teachers. In addition, I have served on the North Carolina Writing Advisory Committee, been a reader for the AP English Language and Composition exam, and scored the SAT writing component. I have spent several summers teaching English as a Second Language in Europe and can speak basic Hungarian and French. In June of 2013, I left the classroom to raise our adopted son and devote more time to curriculum development and teacher support.
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Preview of AP Language and Composition Curriculum, AP Lang, Rhetorical Analysis, Argument

AP Language and Composition Curriculum, AP Lang, Rhetorical Analysis, Argument

Created by
Angie Kratzer
Whether you're looking for a full year English curriculum, an argumentative essay unit, reading passages with comprehension questions, author's purpose worksheets, help writing a conclusion, figurative language worksheets, or compare and contrast essay graphic organizers, this bundle has it ALL. You'll find detailed lesson plans for rhetorical situation, a persuasive writing unit, rhetorical devices, and even test-taking strategies. Look for AP Lang bell ringers, handouts, and fun, engaging acti
Preview of The Things They Carried Background and Chapter 1 Unit - Tim O'Brien - Vietnam

The Things They Carried Background and Chapter 1 Unit - Tim O'Brien - Vietnam

Created by
Angie Kratzer
This 34-page unit on the background and Chapter 1 of Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried contains five lesson plans (60-120 minutes each), eleven handouts, one reading quiz, and four versions of a map of Southeast Asia. Materials focus on student understanding of the Vietnam conflict, analysis of symbolism, and writing and analysis of essays in the definition mode. All materials are provided in both PDF and Google Slides. Contents:Lesson 1: Building Background Knowledge (including Student H
Preview of AP Language and Composition Exam Review - Multiple Choice Test Taking Strategies

AP Language and Composition Exam Review - Multiple Choice Test Taking Strategies

Created by
Angie Kratzer
These 23 resources for exam review include AP language multiple choice practice tests, bell ringers, PowerPoint presentations, prompts, question stem guidance, quickie review pages, and teen-friendly rubrics. All materials are aligned with the current AP Language & Composition exam. AP Lang teachers might use these resources in class, and students can use them to practice and review at home. Fill your cart with the pieces you need or grab the whole pack. Rave Reviews⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐As a first-year AP Langu
Preview of Native American Word Search Texas Native Americans Native American History Month

Native American Word Search Texas Native Americans Native American History Month

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Angie Kratzer
Texas teachers! The day before Thanksgiving break might need something fun to pass the time or challenging to keep students focused. Students study Texas Native Americans (American Indians) with writing prompts and word searches. Included:3 Paper-and-Pencil Word Searches with Rubrics 2 Writing Prompts with Rubrics (Two Versions of Each) Suggestions for Use:•FILLERS BEFORE BREAK •SETTLING/BELL RINGER TASKS DURING NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH •EARLY FINISHER ACTIVITIES •CHALLENGING RESEARCH & WR
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Experience

I have enjoyed 34 years in education, including 19 in the high school English classroom and three as a 6-12 ELA curriculum specialist for the third largest school district in North Carolina. I have taught all levels of English 9, 10, 11, and 12; AP English Language and Composition; Newspaper Journalism; and Creative Writing. In addition to my teaching responsibilities, I have served as Department Chair, SACS (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools) Accreditation Committee Chair, and Writing Lead Teacher. In my district role, I developed curriculum documents, developed a system-wide writing benchmark process, created and facilitated professional development for teachers and administrators, and coached middle and high school ELA teachers. In addition, I have served on the North Carolina Writing Advisory Committee, been a reader for the AP English Language and Composition exam, and scored the SAT writing component. I have spent several summers teaching English as a Second Language in Europe and can speak basic Hungarian and French. In June of 2013, I left the classroom to raise our adopted son and devote more time to curriculum development and teacher support.

Teaching style

My strength is my ability to build rapport with my students, so my lessons are very relational; conferencing, cooperative grouping, pair work, and seminars are common elements of my resources. I tend to script my own lesson plans, so my published materials are ready to be used in the classroom.

Awards & shining teacher moments

2011 National Board for Professional Teaching Standards Certification (Renewal); 2005 Larry Saunders Excellence in Teaching Award; 2004 Greensboro Jaycees Young Educator of the Year; 2001 National Board for Professional Teaching Standards Certification

My own education history

2000 Advanced Learner Certification 1990 B.A., English Education (Major in English with Concentrations in British Literature and Writing, Minor in Education)

Additional biographical information

I live in central North Carolina with my husband, a former elementary teacher, and our teenage son. In addition to creating instructional materials, I serve schools and districts as a consultant and train teachers in writing instruction. You can reach me at angie@angiekratzer.com