u/McNastyJoe

Seeking Advice From ENG Majors!

English Ed. Pre ST Content Advice

Hello! I am hoping to get some advice and recommendations for a non-English major (English Ed) to help build confidence in teaching English.

Looking for texts/online resources/courses that could benefit me in understanding basic to advanced skills I may teach.

Unfortunately, I wish I had majored in English. I lack that deep and bountiful connection with all these things I find so fascinating.

Next semester I will be student teacher and I want to take advantage of my summer to study content in secondary ELA.

If anyone can help guide me in the right direction, I want to get that flavor of mastery that comes with a completely dependent degree in English, without having to put in the years of time and money.

Anything will help, thank you.

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u/McNastyJoe — 8 hours ago

English Ed. Pre ST Content Advice

Hello! I am hoping to get some advice and recommendations for a non-English major to actually feel confident teaching English. Fortunately, I am confident in education and in classroom dynamics. Unfortunately, I wish I had majored in English. I lack that deep and bountiful connection with all these things I find so fascinating.

Perhaps someone on here can offer advice, or at least empathize with these feelings. Next semester I will be student teacher and I want to take advantage of my summer to study content in secondary ELA.

If anyone can help guide me in the right direction, I want to get that flavor of mastery that comes with a completely dependent degree in English, without having to put in the years of time and money.

Anything will help, thank you.

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u/McNastyJoe — 13 hours ago