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The Teaching Bank’s Most Frequently Asked Questions-FAQ
Frequently asked questions for viewers of The Teaching Bank resources on Teachers Pay Teachers.
The Power of El Deafo: Why Cece Bell’s Graphic Novel Belongs in Your Classroom
In today’s classrooms, fostering empathy, promoting inclusivity, and celebrating differences are more vital than ever. Literature has always been our most effective tool to build these connections—and few books do it as masterfully as Cece Bell’s Newbery Honor-winning...
Teaching Empathy and Understanding with Refugee by Alan Gratz
Looking for a powerful middle school novel that builds empathy, encourages critical thinking, and connects literature to real-world history? Refugee by Alan Gratz is an excellent choice for grades 5-8. This compelling historical fiction novel follows three...
How to Teach Novel Studies Part 4: The Extras!
Some of my most vivid childhood memories of school were the novel studies I read for various subjects. It was my favorite way to learn skills, history, and any topic! I love books, and being allowed to read an entire book from cover to cover as a school assignment put...
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