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Bree Lowry

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Thomaston, Georgia, United States
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My student teaching experience and practicuums were in 8th grade and the 12th grade, but I taught full-time at the high school level several years after that. As a high school teacher, I taught 9th Grade Literature and Composition, 10th Grade Literature and Composition, British Literature (12th Grade), Literary Types (elective), and SAT Preparation. I was also the sponsor of the school's literary journal. For six years, however, I taught at the college level at a local community college. At the college level, I have taught learning support English classes, ENGL 1101, ENGL 1102, and HUMN 1101 (Humanities at our college is a combination of art history, music history, philosophy, religion, and European history). I have taught traditional/ in-class classes, hybrid courses (part in-class and part online), and fully online classes. I am now an attorney, but I am teaching paralegal classes at our local technical college. I also still enjoy sprucing up my English teaching resources to share with all of you on Teachers Pay Teachers.
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Preview of Lesson Plan Template

Lesson Plan Template

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Bree Lowry
This is the formal lesson plan template I used for my classes. I have uploaded it in a Microsoft Word file so that you can download it and customize it for your classes.
Preview of Classroom Data - A Customizable Excel Spreadsheet

Classroom Data - A Customizable Excel Spreadsheet

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Bree Lowry
This Excel file can be easily customized for use in your classroom. It contains three worksheets with tables for individual student data, data for students broken into groups, and colorful charts and graphs. This is a great way to keep track of where your students started at the beginning of the year or at the beginning of a given unit and track their progress over time. It is also a useful tool in assessing student needs and sub-group performance. As we all know, standardized test data is often
Preview of Sentences & Parts of Speech Presentation & Worksheets

Sentences & Parts of Speech Presentation & Worksheets

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Bree Lowry
This unit covers the types of sentences, complete and incomplete sentences, and the parts of speech very thoroughly. This product is definitely worth your money!
Preview of Howard Finster Presentation

Howard Finster Presentation

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Bree Lowry
This is a short presentation on the life and art of Howard Finster. Howard Finster was a well-known folk artist and preacher who lived in North Georgia. He would take trash, broken items, and other things people had thrown away and make art out of them. His work is featured at his former home, Paradise Gardens, and has been featured at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. He and his art have also been featured in several music videos, including videos by Blackhawk and R.E.M.
Preview of Tolerance Presentation & Activities

Tolerance Presentation & Activities

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Bree Lowry
This presentation helps students understand what it means to be tolerant of others. The presentation includes information on tolerance and student activities designed to teach students about tolerance.
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Experience

My student teaching experience and practicuums were in 8th grade and the 12th grade, but I taught full-time at the high school level several years after that. As a high school teacher, I taught 9th Grade Literature and Composition, 10th Grade Literature and Composition, British Literature (12th Grade), Literary Types (elective), and SAT Preparation. I was also the sponsor of the school's literary journal. For six years, however, I taught at the college level at a local community college. At the college level, I have taught learning support English classes, ENGL 1101, ENGL 1102, and HUMN 1101 (Humanities at our college is a combination of art history, music history, philosophy, religion, and European history). I have taught traditional/ in-class classes, hybrid courses (part in-class and part online), and fully online classes. I am now an attorney, but I am teaching paralegal classes at our local technical college. I also still enjoy sprucing up my English teaching resources to share with all of you on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Teaching style

I use a combination of lecture, visual materials (particularly presentations, videos, and images), and I use a lot of group or student-centered activities. I prefer to incorporate as many mediums as I can into my classes so that students of different learning styles will be better able to understand the material. I tend to use a lot of research projects, writing activities, group projects, multimedia projects, and individual student-centered activities to promote learning. I find that students internalize the material best and are able to use higher-order thinking skills when they engage in a variety of activities that speak to their learning styles and require them to engage in research and critical thinking.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Teaching/Education Awards: ETS Score of Excellence - Praxis II English Language, Literature, and Composition Content Knowledge Exam (for teacher certification); Sigma Tau Delta (English Honor Society) ----------Law School Awards: Georgia Association for Women Lawyers Scholarship - 2013; CALI Award for Excellence in Introduction to Law; CALI Award for Excellence in Modern Family Law; CALI Award for Excellence in Gender & the Law; CALI Award for Excellence in Pretrial Advocacy

My own education history

B.S.Ed. in Secondary English Education; M.A. in English; Gifted Endorsement Program; currently a J.D. Candidate (3L) and in the Legal Writing Certificate Program

Additional biographical information

I am also a wife and a mother of three, and I am a perfectionist. As you can see, I put 100% into creating all of my classroom materials, and I typically create them from scratch. I enjoy sharing my lesson plans and activities with other teachers so that they have more time to be good teachers, wives and husbands, and mothers and fathers rather than spending their lives completing lesson plans. My husband is also a teacher. He teaches resources classes in all subjects for special education students at our local middle school. We often share and collaborate on teaching materials. Our oldest child is also special needs.