Focusing on Modernist texts, this lesson examines how authors simulate the flow of human thought through stream-of-consciousness techniques. Students map associative logic to understand subconscious motivations.
An intensive LSAT Reading Comprehension tutoring curriculum designed for second-year college students. It systemizes argument structure tracking, tone identification, law-related passages, and comparative reading through rigorous, step-by-step guides and analytical drills.
A high-intensity, visually striking trivia showdown centered on the deep-cut lore of the Homestuck Beta Trolls. Designed specifically for dedicated fans, this lesson challenges students with complex questions on relationships, quirks, and Alternian history.
A print-ready, high-contrast 2-page Host Guide and Lore Explainer for the Alternian Archive trivia deck. Features a top-secret retro computer printout aesthetic, detailed answer explanations, and a quick-scoring grid.
A unit exploring Just Mercy, focusing on the legal system, racial injustice, and restorative justice through literature.
A college essay peer-review lesson focused on structure and mechanics, utilizing an 'Editorial Newsroom' theme. It includes feedback guidelines, a clear four-criterion rubric, and a reviewer response worksheet.
An expanded, visually striking 30-slide trivia deck about the Homestuck Beta Trolls. Features 12 hyper-difficult, lore-accurate questions and answers, styled in an authentic dark terminal theme with neon color accents matching the troll blood spectrum.
An English listening and speaking lesson where students analyze a crime news broadcast, practice using past simple and past continuous, and debate the ethics of citizen intervention.
A structured editing response worksheet where peer reviewers write actionable, evidence-based feedback on an essay's hook, structural flow, word discipline, and mechanical issues.
A premium, student-facing draft and rule booklet for English Listening and Speaking (L&S) across 8 core units of pronunciation and speech skills.
A student-facing evaluation rubric assessing college essays across four key areas of structure and mechanics: Hook & Thesis, Structural Flow, Word Count Discipline, and Grammar & Syntax.
A student handout outlining peer-review etiquette, standard editing marks, and step-by-step instructions for reviewing a college essay like a professional editor.
A student-facing presentation slide deck for 'Frozen Chicken Justice' in a highly lively, clean forensic whiteboard aesthetic with simplified English. Slide 1 has been updated to remove references to past grammar tenses, and Slide 3 features a direct question and a simple news example about a taxi driver catching a thief. Slide 9 has been updated to feature questions only alongside sentence starters, moving all answer examples to Slide 10. All text complies with the 24px minimum.
