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YouTube Lessons: https://www.youtube.com/c/CarolMcNally Mom of four; Granny to six ; Sunday school teacher 10+ years ; Public school teacher (Title 1, middle school ELA regular education and support classes) 20+ years...retired ; Literacy Coach ; Instructional Coach ; School improvement team member for nearly all of my teaching career; Author of significant amounts of ELA curriculum for my district, most recently a revision of 6,7, and 8 regular and advanced/accelerated ELA curriculum and supporting documents/materials aligned with CCSS; Currently ELA teacher in of our district's advanced/accelerated program; Fellow: National Writing Project Adjunct Professor: Western Michigan University
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Preview of High Impact Literacy Strategies

High Impact Literacy Strategies

A literacy strategies planning guide for classroom teachers and Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). For each strategy: explanation, ideas, and application sections. Ideal for use in teacher team professional development.
Preview of Graphic Organizers

Graphic Organizers

This bundle of 12 graphic organizers to promote deep processing is available now from Never Stop Learning. Designed to be photocopied black and white, these handy student forms offer style and organization to students' notes and analyses. Graphic Organizers included: •Alphaboxes •Text Survey •Double Venn Diagram •RAFT Development Planning Sheet •Independent Reading Log •Book Pass Recording Sheet •Personal Record Keeping Journal •Blank Rubric •Text to Text Compare/Contrast Comparisons •Text to
Preview of Comparison of Common Core Secondary ELA Standards

Comparison of Common Core Secondary ELA Standards

This document lays out the 6,7,8, 9/10, and 11/12 ELA Common Core standards alongside the anchor standards and color codes the differences that occur at each level. I created this document to help me really learn the differences in the common core from level to level in order to be able to better differentiate for my students. Though I highly recommend that you do this for yourself (I internalized so much about the standards through this exercise), I am happy to share this with whomever is int
Preview of Study Skills Handbook:  Elaboration, Distinctiveness, and Making Connections

Study Skills Handbook: Elaboration, Distinctiveness, and Making Connections

Companion to my Youtube video series on study strategies. This handbook in no way exhausts the different ways elaboration, distinctiveness, and making connections can be used to study and to learn. These are all examples of strategies in action from my own classroom. Elaboration strategies can take many forms, but is always involves going DEEPER and uncovering MORE information about facts, words, ideas, skills, concepts, or texts. Distinctiveness strategies help students strive to make clear co
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Experience

YouTube Lessons: https://www.youtube.com/c/CarolMcNally Mom of four; Granny to six ; Sunday school teacher 10+ years ; Public school teacher (Title 1, middle school ELA regular education and support classes) 20+ years...retired ; Literacy Coach ; Instructional Coach ; School improvement team member for nearly all of my teaching career; Author of significant amounts of ELA curriculum for my district, most recently a revision of 6,7, and 8 regular and advanced/accelerated ELA curriculum and supporting documents/materials aligned with CCSS; Currently ELA teacher in of our district's advanced/accelerated program; Fellow: National Writing Project Adjunct Professor: Western Michigan University

Teaching style

Constructivist: I believe that students learn best when they set their own learning goals and discover information for themselves. I use inquiry learning in my classroom as a structure for learning about the time periods from which literature emerges. My classroom is built around individual choice in reading and writing.

Awards & shining teacher moments

2004 Excellence Award for a Professional Development Program - Michigan Association of School Boards; 2008 Annual Recognition Award for Educational Equity - American Association of University Women

My own education history

Bachelor of Science: Business, WMU; Teaching Certification k-8, English & Language Arts, WMU; Master's degree: English, WMU; Certification in Gifted Education, Purdue

Additional biographical information

My focus is on equipping students with strategies for learning. Learning is not remembering;, it is not doing; it is not completing. Learning is developing automaticity with skills and owning concepts to support their journey and success in higher level academics. I want to support teachers as well with excellent literacy materials for teaching and learning.