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Secular Curriculum
I'm a lifelong educator who began tutoring before I was even out of high school! Helping other people feel more empowered in their own learning is a passion, but it wasn't until I found myself unexpectedly homeschooling my own child that I saw the potential for this passion within the homeschooling community.
I spent many years teaching in traditional, in-person classrooms, and I always focused on learner autonomy, meetings students where they are, and creating individualized opportunities for challenge and growth. The homeschooling world opens up all of those in new and exciting ways, giving me the chance to provide truly individualized instruction while still providing a sense of community and structure.
My classes aim to provide learners with topics worth discussing. "It's easier to write when you have something to say" is a quote I've used more than once, and I believe that my classes reflect it! I want learners to feel inspired, creative, and heard.
Practice reading skills, literary analysis, vocabulary, and group discussion with this timely book club that examines democracy as a concept and the real obstacles to enacting it in the United States.
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Explore literary devices through film with. Middle and high school ELA students will focus on multiverses and the themes that arise from exploring them using Spider-Man: Into the Spidervese.
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Practice reading skills, literary analysis, vocabulary, and group discussion as we read a modern-day re-telling of Mark Twain's classic story.Â
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Learn the foundational skills behind writing narratives including narrative perspective, dialogue, description, and pacing.
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Explore literary devices through film with. Middle and high school ELA students will focus on dystopias and their themes using The Truman Show.
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Practice reading skills, literary analysis, vocabulary, and group discussion with this unexpected ghost story that follows heartfelt family drama.
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Gain critical thinking skills and explore philosophical concepts through the popular TV show The Good Place.Â
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Practice reading skills, literary analysis, vocabulary, and group discussion with this fun mystery novel where a sentient typewriter starts giving out clues.Â
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Irony is a common and important literary device. We'll use the animated film Frozen to discuss different kinds of irony.Â
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Get expert help on providing meaningful feedback on your learner's writing! This mini class will take you through the theory behind writing feedback and hands-on practice!Â
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