Archive - From the Teacher's Desk of Lit Think Podcast

Multiple Angles for One Issue

Using multiple genres to write about one topic can really open students' perspectives!

Apr 17 •

March 2024

Stories That Celebrate Sisterhood

Some of Sarah's favorite stories that focus on biological and chosen family bonds

Mar 27 •

3 Ways to Talk about Family in the Classroom

Encourage your students to bring their outside world into your classroom space!

Mar 13 •

February 2024

Mythology in Modern Media

It's not just for the Greeks anymore!

Feb 28 •

Let's Play Ball

How sports compliment my love of reading and writing

Feb 14 •

January 2024

Teaching History Without a History Degree

Whether teaching historical fiction or creative non-fiction, knowing how to integrate short historical lessons goes a long way

Jan 31 •

Are You New to Lit Think?

If you are new to our podcast, start here

Jan 17 •

Lit Think Podcast

Empowering Student Voice

We all know every student's voice is unique. But how do we help them see this in their writing?

Jan 17 •

December 2023

Getting Through the Holidays

Our resources for getting through to Winter Break

Dec 6, 2023 •

November 2023

Lit Think at NCTE 2023

Reflections on the weekend and access to the presentation

Nov 29, 2023 •

3 Social-Emotional Learning Tools for the Classroom

Give your students the language they need to talk about mental health.

Nov 22, 2023 •

October 2023

5 Sneaky Shakespeare Costumes

For the teacher who wants to be sophisticated and snarky this Halloween

Oct 25, 2023 •

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