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Martin Luther King, Jr., Break-Up Letters, Book Tasting and More!

Published about 2 months ago • 1 min read

Hello Teachers,

I’m experimenting with a new email format. Each edition will feature a post from social media, new resources I’ve created, and a highlighted resource from a guest teacher.

One of my core goals with Tolentino Teaching is to showcase the creativity of teachers from around the world. If you have an idea or resource you’d like to share with hundreds of thousands of educators, I’d love to hear from you.

📩 Email: tolentinoteaching@gmail.com

Post of the Week

"Being a more creative teacher isn’t about reinventing the curriculum—it’s about making small, intentional changes. It’s about pattern recognition: noticing what your students respond to, what excites them, and where they consistently struggle—and adjusting accordingly."

Resources of the Week

Here are some resources on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

How to Make i-Ready More Fun and Engaging

It's Over: The Break-Up Letter

The One Lie Reflection Challenge

Resource Library (Updated)

Guest Resource of the Week

I want to highlight the creativity of teachers from around the world. Here is this week’s Resource of the Week.

*If you have any ideas that you would like to share with hundreds of thousands of other teachers, please email me at tolentinoteaching@gmail.com

Book Tasting (Matty Cline)

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