An AP Lit Site to Follow

Twenty-five years ago when I became a teacher I was handed a book and shown my classroom. While I was given a mentor I am still friends with she and the others did little in terms of giving me content. Now there is so much online (hence this site). Just Google the type of teacher you are (hs social studies, ms art, etc. and you will be amazed what you find - and I will post in the near future.

I found this the other day at work - a site devoted to Advanced Placement (AP) English Literature. It is called AP Lit Help. Some recent posts that I liked include

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Homework Reminders

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