I'm looking for the best go-to resources to supplement middle school ELA and make it more relevant and accessible to all learners.

A little over 2 years agency producing, with over 5 years experience shooting and editing (which I oftentimes am asked to use here)... I make 45k in NYC. I feel I should be making more. Thoughts?

For all fired this year, do you put on your background check (for a job offer) that you were discharged? Heard EY doesnt share if you were fired or resigned, so am wondering what others are putting...

How much do professional, high-earning (300k+) people put down as down payment for their first home / condo in Manhattan? 20% seems pretty high given the median prices, but looks like thats standard

Best consulting exits for work life balance in SEA?

What does your typical day look like?

Just curious how much coding / building happens vs manual testing

At work I tend to eat just to eat. Any advice on how to break the habit?

What's the biggest stereotype about the marketing industry?

I wish I could get paid to write the garbage plaintiffs counsel just filed.

Have been looking for accounting advisory jobs and can’t seem to find any. Are firms hiring again?

Is it possible to secure a decent lease for around 200/month with no more than 1k down? Asking for my parents…

Any advice on massage chairs? I mean legit full body experience, not the iJoy type junk. Really want one, but hard to pull the trigger online & don't know where to go to try them out.

How many companies you have switched? Is it bad to switch every 2 years? How was your journey?
YOE : 7.5 years
1st switch: 2 years
2nd switch : 4 years
3rd switch : 6 years
4th switch : planning in 8 years

How's the WLB in PwC AC advisory for Managers?

Those of you who do First Chapter Fridays or similar read-alouds, do you edit out curse words when you’re reading?

When you teach a novel in class, do you assign pages for students to read at home? They never do it! How can we finish anything?

What are some reading centers you do with your 5th - 6th graders while you pull a small group?

Anyone familiar with the Read180 program? Curious what people think who’ve tried it.

Hi All! I am teaching English 4 for the first time this fall, and I’m just wondering what ideas y’all have for starting off. My class will be TINY (less than 5) so I want it to be super-engaging. All Black and Brown students. Help!

How long have you been teaching? Also, what does self care look like for you?

What is THE BEST professional development you've ever been to? (Conference? District workshop? Etc.)

What are pet peeves you have as a teacher you have let go of? For me it is subject verb agreement.

Anybody taught “A Long Walk to Water” for 6th grade? We just adopted it and I need some suggestions to get my kids to understand the whole new culture it introduces to them.

Does anyone have a good term paper topic for seniors? It needs to be persuasive/argumentative in nature.

My district is thinking about purchasing HMH into Literature for our reading and writing curriculum. We currently use Lucy Calkins Reading and Writing Workshop and are not happy with it. Does anyone have experience with HMH? Pros? Cons? Any info is appreciated! Thank you!

When beginning a piece of literature, I first help the kids access the relevant culture. I have used web quests, but I have found that the kids researching their choice of topics and creating Slides containing information and pics results in more students participating. Recently they researched heraldry for the Medieval Era and reproduced either a family crest that they found or created their own personal crest. Anyone have other activities they use?

Is there any writing prompts that stand out to you in the responses you get from students? Preferably ones that are outside the box, but I'd love to hear some tried and true traditional ones too!

What's a piece of advice you love to give to your senior students who feel very uncertain about the future?

Creative projects to do as a summative for Of Mice and Men?

I teach British Lit. For anyone else who teaches this, what are some of your favorites to teach? I have been doing Beowulf, The Canterbury Tales, Macbeth, Etc., but want to add something new this year

Today, my entire class stated they do not feel comfortable working with the school's instructional coach. How can I, as a teacher, encourage them to open up and receive helpful strategies and help with their homework if they are not comfortable? Any suggestions? I don't have time to assist everyone.

Do you do most of your novel reading in class or assign it for homework? Why?

What are some projects you’ve had students do to show the influence of classical works in a genre?