Sarcasm: The greatest linguistic tool
There are around 170,000 words in the English language. Yet there are no words that can be strung together to create a phrase quite as effective as a phrase of sarcasm.
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Are the humanities nearing its end?
With declining interest, the humanities lay on the brink of survival.
Some California high schools remove honors classes due to ‘equity’ issues
Due to racial gaps between students enrolled in honors classes versus regular classes, some high schools are choosing to eliminate honors programs altogether.
The Miracle Worker comes to FVHS
In this entertaining adaptation of the Miracle Worker, FVHS theatre brings Helen Keller’s story to life.
Persepolis books its way to being a core novel
For the first time, a graphic novel was integrated into the sophomore English curriculum.
How to not completely suck at flash fiction.
Finally! You’re assigned a really short, short story to write! But what if it’s a little too short? Here are some tips and tricks to keep it sweet and simple, but still poetic and creative!
Blogging: A new way to learn
Students can find an outlet to freely express their thoughts and gain different, useful skills through blogging.
Should English DGP be done department-wide?
A recent English meeting held at Golden est College suggests regular grammar practice in high school English classes may be beneficial to students in college.
Tips and tricks on how to make reading more enjoyable
Effectively conquer your assigned book with a new enlightened perspective on reading.
Graded Participation: A way to demote or promote student participation?
Many classrooms put participation as a grade, but should it really be implemented at all?