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Your September 2020 Teacher's Guide
Welcome back, teachers!
Congratulations on the start of another school year—whatever that looks like for you. I want to assure you that regardless of your teaching situation, Choices will be there for you and your students.
Each month, this four-page guide will help you plan your lessons by outlining your print and digital resources. Here are a few tips for making the most of Choices.
Pass out the print magazine to read in class, project your digital issue for full-class instruction, or assign articles directly to student devices.
Share articles, activities, and videos with your students to use online.
Ready to get started? Activate your digital subscription now for access to videos, lesson plans, SEL text sets, and more! Here’s how to set yourself up for a successful year.
⓵ Learn to share content via Google Classroom or any other LMS at scholastic.com/lms.
⓶ Find your classroom password using your dashboard.
⓷ Get answers to all your Choices Digital questions with our Help & How-To’s.
Please reach out with questions, concerns, or feedback. I’d love to hear how you’re teaching with Choices this year!
Warmly,
Jennie Yabroff, Executive Editor
[email protected]
Looking for the Digital Resouce Guide that came with your print issue? Click here!
Ready to get started? Here are our favorite teaching packages this month:
DEBATE: Are E-sports Real Sports?
E-sports offer a more inclusive playing field, but do they count as real sports? Two Choices advisers weigh in.
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See your teaching resources.
YOUR WORLD: Coming Together While Apart
Coronavirus separated students from friends, family, and school. Read how six teens found inspiring and moving ways to stay connected and help others during the pandemic.
YOUR LIFE: Um . . . Should I Post That?
Many young people consider themselves social media experts. But how much do teens know about how to act online in awkward situations? Give them our quiz to find out!
YOUR YEAR: Back to School Survival Guide
Whether they attend school from the couch or in the classroom, getting back into the swing of things can be stressful for students. Don’t worry: The Choices team has their back.
New Year, New Goals
Teens can complete and share this goal-setting worksheet on social media for greater accountability.
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