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Teaching Middle School ELA

Caitlin Mitchell
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Welcome to the Teaching Middle School ELA Podcast, where we help English Language Arts teachers create dynamic, engaging lessons while balancing the everyday responsibilities of teaching middle school.

I’m Caitlin Mitchell, a longtime ELA educator and curriculum creator, and I know firsthand how challenging it can be to manage grading, planning, and student needs—while still trying to have a life ... more

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Caitlin Mitchell
CEO and co-founder of EB Academics
EB Academics
Episode: BONUS: How to Run a March Madness Poetry Bracket in Any Classroom
Genevieve Chavez
Seventh-grade language arts and sixth-grade creative writing teacher living in Spain
EB Academics
Episode: Episode 374: How One Teacher Got Her Most Reluctant Writers Begging to Revise (Right Before Winter Break)
Trevor Aleo
High school language arts teacher, co-author of Learning That Transfers, Designing Curriculum for a Changing World, and doctoral student at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
Episode: Episode 309: What Does Taylor Swift Have to Do with Student Projects (Interview with Trevor Aleo)
Sarah Lang
Former eighth-grade language arts teacher with extensive experience using EB's curriculum.
EB Academics
Episode: Episode 296: Back To School Mini-Series| Blindfold Puzzles : A BTS Activity to Gain Info About Your Students Right from the Get-Go!
Jay Watson
Special education teacher with experience in co-teaching and adaptations for diverse learners.
EB Academics
Episode: Episode 281: What You Need to Know About Effective Adaptations for ELLs and Students in Special Education
Dr. Deonna Smith
Former teacher, current teacher coach, and author
Episode: Episode 277: Intentionally Bringing Joy Into Our Classrooms with Dr. Deonna Smith
Sarah Levine
Researcher in education and former high school teacher
Stanford University
Episode: Episode 271: "Funds of Feeling" - A Feeling-Based Approach to Literature with Stanford's Sarah Levine and Chris Mah
Chris Ma
PhD student at Stanford focusing on learning technology, teacher education, and literacy
Stanford University
Episode: Episode 271: "Funds of Feeling" - A Feeling-Based Approach to Literature with Stanford's Sarah Levine and Chris Mah
Pat Abel
Curriculum writer at EB Academics
EB Academics
Episode: Episode 270: Science of Reading - Building Reading Comprehension at the Middle School Level

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Caitlin Mitchell
Caitlin Mitchell is a dedicated educator and curriculum creator with extensive experience in teaching middle school English Language Arts. She serves as the CEO and co-founder of EB Academics, where she focuses on helping teachers develop dynamic lesson plans and effective classroom strategies.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 361 ratings
  • Game-Changer Resources

    I have been teaching middle school for 20 years, and I can honestly say that EB has been the most valuable resource I’ve ever encountered. The practical strategies I’ve gained from the podcasts, EB Academics membership, and the Facebook group professional development sessions have truly transformed my teaching experience.

    I joined EB this summer on a whim, initially feeling skeptical. Before EB, I spent a lot of money on Teachers Pay Teachers and other subscription services that never worked ou... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    amymoore2785
    United States6 months ago
  • Useful advice for quick implementation

    Going through the episodes now and finding so many practical tips that don’t take much to implement immediately. I appreciate that!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marissa07
    United States7 months ago
  • Aligned with High Standards

    In a world where most resources are dedicated to early elementary education and late secondary education, middle school students and teachers can often fall through the cracks. There are many podcasts available to listen, but all seem to be offering a gimmick for your success. Teaching Middle School ELA does not have a gimmick for anyone to follow. They simply highlight the tools and resources you may already have to become the best teacher you can be. I have been doing a lot of work, rereading ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mrs. Powell, ELA
    United States7 months ago
  • So Helpful!

    I teach 7th grade ELA. I love listening on my way to work. I am always inspired, get helpful tips for managing the numerous tasks teachers have, and am becoming a better teacher.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jsmcentee
    United States7 months ago
  • Great content!

    I really enjoy the insight this podcast provides in addition to the resources from the EBW portal. The materials are fun and I’m excited to use them and what I learned from the podcast to be the best writing and reading teacher I can be!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ARP819
    United States7 months ago

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The podcast is praised for being a reliable resource that empowers teachers and enhances their confidence in instructional strategies and classroom management.
Many highlight the positivity and inspiration derived from the host, Caitlin Mitchell, noting her engaging approach to teaching.
Listeners find the content immensely helpful and appreciate the practical tips for immediate classroom application.

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BONUS: How to Run a March Madness Poetry Bracket in Any Classroom
Q: What happens before the competition actually starts?
Students read all the poems first to get a basic understanding, making initial predictions before engaging in deeper analysis during the rounds.
BONUS: How to Run a March Madness Poetry Bracket in Any Classroom
Q: Do you notice after you've introduced the whole concept to your students, a shift in how your students felt about poetry?
Yes, students shifted from reluctant to enthusiastic about poetry, with 100% requesting to do the activity again next year.
Episode 374: How One Teacher Got Her Most Reluctant Writers Begging to Revise (Right Before Winter Break)
Q: What advice would you give a teacher who's feeling a little nervous about trying this activity?
Genevieve encourages teachers to just dive in, prepare by printing everything, and tap into the community support available through EB Academics.
Episode 374: How One Teacher Got Her Most Reluctant Writers Begging to Revise (Right Before Winter Break)
Q: What did you say when you introduced the project to your students?
Genevieve excitedly shared the project details, mentioning they could potentially make their gingerbread houses if they participated and engaged with the assignment.
Episode 266: Interview with Grace Stevens on Setting Healthy Boundaries
Q: What are some strategies for teachers to set healthy boundaries?
Grace advises recognizing boundary misconceptions, starting with small boundaries, and using a formula to decline additional requests while focusing on student needs.

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Focused on supporting English Language Arts educators in the middle school setting, this series provides practical strategies and resources to enhance teaching effectiveness while navigating the challenges of grading, planning, and student engagement. Episodes often feature actionable insights on curriculum development and classroom management, encouraging teachers to adopt innovative approaches in their lesson planning and instructional methods. Notable discussions include enhancing writing instruction, managing classroom routines, and maintaining a positive teacher mindset. The emphasis on real-world classroom anecdotes and effective teaching methodologies positions this series as a valuable resource for both novice and experienced middle... more

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8. Chris Ma

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