Becoming a Grammarian
Just $16.50 per NYS CTLE credit — self-paced, and your certificate will be emailed upon completion.
"To all of my English teacher friends-this is an amazing class that has helped me teach grammar and boost my students' scores on college entrance exams, and it offers 10 credits for professional development! Highly recommend!"
-Kathryn Mulholland, High School English Teacher
You Deserve the Grammar Class You Were Never Given!
Strong grammar builds strong writers—let's make that possible!
This Course Includes:
- 10 New York State CTLE Credits— Approved & designed for teachers
- 38 Ready-to-Use Handouts — Immediately applicable in your classroom
- Grammar Lessons + Practice — Covers punctuation, verb tense, pronouns, and more
- Demystified Rules — Practical explanations that finally make grammar click
- Standardized Test Strategies — Prepare students with confidence
- Practice Questions Based on Classic Literature
Texts — Literature-integrated drills - Common Mistake Fixes — Focused lessons on confusing and misused structures
Master Grammar with a research-backed course that turns confusing rules into clear strategies. Learn the why behind the rules, gain practical tools, and build confidence to boost standardized test performance.
Reimagine
How You Teach Grammar
Course Instructor
Alison Mertz is an award-winning Long Island, New York educator with over 20 years of experience specializing in grammar instruction, literary analysis, and standardized test preparation for the SAT. She holds a Master’s degree in English with a focus on literature and writing and is certified in English Language Arts for grades 7–12. Her expertise in grammar is complemented by a passion for literary excellence. Alison’s dedication to student achievement extends to creative writing, where she has been awarded a National Educator Gold Medal from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Through her innovative teaching methods, Alison empowers teachers with the tools to demystify complex grammar rules, master test-taking strategies, and inspire a love for both writing and literature in their students.
