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Sharemylesson vs Powered by NCTE | Read Write Think

Sharemylesson and Powered by NCTE | Read Write Think both land on Worth it.

Sharemylesson versus Powered by NCTE | Read Write Think
CompareSharemylessonPowered by NCTE | Read Write Think
VerdictWorth itWorth it
Best forPreK-12 teachers hunting free lesson plansK-12 ELA and literacy teachers
Who it's not forDistricts needing enterprise curriculum management or SIS integrationMath, science, or history teachers . literacy only
PrivacyNo known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.⁶No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Support qualityNo support evidence in sourcesNo evidence on support channels
Public sentimentTeachers on Reddit and education blogs describe it as the go-to free source they routinely pull lessons from.²Educator review sites describe it as a trusted, free source of standards-based literacy lesson plans and classroom interactives.14
Biggest gotchaAccount required to share; your uploads are licensed to other users under their terms⁸No security page; only a stated COPPA FAQ . can't verify data practices further16

Pick Sharemylesson when

  • PreK-12 teachers hunting free lesson plans
  • Student and first-year teachers
  • Educators wanting free for-credit PD
  • Budget-strapped classrooms

When Sharemylesson is not a fit

  • Districts needing enterprise curriculum management or SIS integration
  • Teams wanting an LMS to assign, grade, and track
  • Corporate trainers . audience is PreK-16 educators only
  • Buyers expecting vendor support, SLAs, or admin controls

Pick Powered by NCTE | Read Write Think when

  • K-12 ELA and literacy teachers
  • Literacy coaches
  • Afterschool programs
  • Parents supporting reading at home

When Powered by NCTE | Read Write Think is not a fit

  • Math, science, or history teachers . literacy only
  • Schools wanting an LMS or full curriculum platform
  • Teams needing student progress tracking or assessments
  • Districts requiring vendor security documentation

Sources

  1. AFT's ShareMyLesson Helps Spread Teacher Knowledge - MiddleWebmiddleweb.com
    review
  2. Reddit r/ScienceTeachers . online resources for lesson planningreddit.com
    review
  3. Reddit r/historyteachers . Database for Lesson Planning Resourcesreddit.com
    review
  4. Share My Lesson | Facebookfacebook.com
    official
  5. Teachers' Union to Open Lesson-Sharing Web Site - The New York Timesnytimes.com
    news
  6. sharemylesson.com Reviews - Scam Detectorscam-detector.com
    security
  7. Is Sharemylesson.com Safe? - Scamvoidscamvoid.net
    security
  8. Share My Lesson Terms of Servicesharemylesson.com
    official
  9. Share My Lesson Privacy Policysharemylesson.com
    official
  10. Share My Lesson | LinkedInlinkedin.com
    official
  11. Civics Renewal Network . Share My Lessoncivicsrenewalnetwork.org
    official
  12. Share My Lesson (@sharemylesson) • Instagraminstagram.com
    official
  13. Share My Lesson Archives - K12 Internet Resource Centerk12irc.org
    official
  14. TeachersFirst Review - Read Write Thinkteachersfirst.org
    review
  15. Contribute to ReadWriteThinkreadwritethink.org
    official
  16. Powered by NCTE | Read Write Thinkreadwritethink.org
    official