“To make your children capable of honesty is the beginning of honesty.” John Ruskin So how often does an education-related news story overshadow headlines the likes of a massive terrorist attack and plane crashes–and for several subsequent days? As an educator, and more specifically as an SAT Prep teacher, I have been both fascinated and […]
Affixes & Roots: The Foundations of Vocabulary Study
“Developing a strong vocabulary not only promotes reading comprehension but also enables us to actively participate in our society. People often consider a strong vocabulary the hallmark of an educated person.” Camille L.Z. Blachowiczhy Since vocabulary study is, without argument, one of the most fundamental components literacy development and learning in any given field […]
What I’m Learning About Teaching Writing
Lately, I’ve been learning a lot about teaching writing. No, I’m not new to teaching writing–I was a middle school English Language Arts teacher for more than twenty years. I’ve also worked with high school students for the past several years, preparing them to write the SAT essay. However, just lately I’ve taken on a […]
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