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Secondary Language Arts Resources

  • American Literature on the Web
    • A collection of links to sites on the Internet especially dealing with American literature and its social, cultural contexts.
  • Cyber English
    • A glorious, untidy accumulation of sites.
  • High School Journalism
    • Information about high school student journalism, careers in the field, links to hundreds of high school newspapers, and support for journalism teachers.
  • Teaching That Makes Sense
    • A remarkable collection of short books on teaching writing that are available free for download.
  • Nuts and Bolts of College Writing
    • The Nuts and Bolts of College Writing is for anyone who wants to write better. It's intended mainly for college students, but it has also helped lots of other people around the world learn how to write more clearly, gracefully, and effectively.
  • Teaching Shakespeare
    • This site has a ton of lesson plans and activties to help students learn about Shakespeare and his plays.
  • PBS-Teachersource
    • This site contains lesson plans utilizing PBS resources. These lessons have a lot of multimedia clips and great ways to incorporate them in teaching novels and other thematic units.
  • Academy of American Poets
    • Produced by the Academy of American Poets, this site contains biographies of poets and the texts of hundreds of poems, many with images and sound files.
  • Literary Elements Mapping
    • This interactive allows students to chart literary elements such as: characters, conflict, resolution and setting.
  • Exploring Shakespeare
    • This series provides uncut, pure text from Shakespear's plays in the high school classroom.
  • So You Want to be a Writer
    • The focus of this program is on the creative process of writing. The student explores how writing inspires one to utilize the natural inclination to imagine, to invent and to pretend.

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