| So you're an English teacher. Now What? |
| I am going to be an English teacher so I thought I would included a list of helpful web sites for English teachers. There are lots of great ideas for teaching English on the Internet so if the sites I have included are not particularly useful for you look for your own ideas through a search engine. I hope you learn some new ideas, and have fun implementing them in your own classroom. |
| National Council of Teachers of English - This is a great support organization for English teachers. |
| A Word A Day - Vocabulary is such an important part of developing the English language, and this site has a new word posted every day. This is a great way to find new words to teach your students. |
| Word Central - Here is another good site for acquiring a better vocabulary. |
| Works of Shakespeare - This web site lists the complete works of Shakespeare, and it is great if you are looking for that hard to find poem or play to use with your class. |
| How to Write a Compare/Contrast Paper - This "how to" site is helpful in teaching about compare/contrast papers. |
| Punctuation Rules - For those of us who can't always remember correct usage, this site offers rules of punctuation from the Citadel. |
| Elements of Style - A good online style guide. |
| Poetry Unit - Here is a unit plan for a poetry unit that I have created. |