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Curiouser and Curiouser … An Author’s Adventures in Twitterland

I set up a Twitter account awhile back because that was on my promotional "to-do" list. However, I did not really understand what it was for, so I did not use it much. I tweeted our blog posts, and that was pretty much it. My experience with Twitter was somewhat like Alice staring down the … Continue reading Curiouser and Curiouser … An Author’s Adventures in Twitterland

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January 9, 2012October 1, 2013alice in wonderland, author, followers, marketing, networking, promotion, retweet, To Kill a Mockingbird, tweet, twitter, writing7 Comments
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Principles of Teaching Literature and English Skills

English Skills must include Grammar, Composition, Spelling, and Vocabulary. I am an English teacher who hates Grammar, at least the way it is usually taught. Rather than drill on sentence diagramming and parts of speech in isolated sentences, I taught Grammar from Tom Sawyer. The student finds parts of speech in realistic speech, regional, standard … Continue reading Principles of Teaching Literature and English Skills

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November 10, 2011October 1, 2013Achilles, alice in wonderland, Analyze, anicent, around the world in 80 days, bullfinch mythology, catcher in the rye, cervantes, clockwork orange, composition, curriculum, daniel, Dickens, dumas, english, essay, figures of speech, Gilgamesh, grammar, Greek, gutenberg.org, heroes, homeschool, hugo, imagery, john wayne, joseph, King James Version, lord of the flies, merchant of venice, modern, Nimrod, parts of speech, spelling, tom sawyer6 Comments
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