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Back to School Ideas
Many of these teaching ideas are reprinted with permission from NCTE-talk, an online discussion group of NCTE. To subscribe to ncte-talk, visit http://interversity.org/lists/ncte-talk/subscribe.html/.

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Introducing Oneself through Symbols
This writing activity has students introduce themselves to their teacher and classmates.
Goal Setting and Composition
Challenge students by asking them to set personal goals and to periodically check their progress.
Folder Folderol
Class folders are a handy organizational tool.
A Handbook for New Students
Students collaborate to write a handbook of "stuff kids really need to know."
How Do You Handle Late Papers?
Suggestions for repercussions and ways of dealing
Using Highlighters Instead of Red Pens
On the benefits of throwing away the dreaded red pen
Emergency Measures for Ugly Classrooms
Creative ideas from creative teachers
Do You Ask High School Students to Read Aloud?
Encourage high schoolers to participate in class
Successful Icebreakers
Getting students to open up in class
Suggestions for Working with Students with Disabilities
Practical suggestions from classroom teachers
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