Native American Heritage in the ELA Classroom
In celebration of Native American Heritage Month this November, we’ve curated a selection of NCTE books and journal articles that …
Hispanic Heritage in the ELA Classroom
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month this September 15 to October 15, we’ve curated a selection of NCTE books authored …
Texts Most Frequently Taught in US Secondary Classrooms Are Nearly Identical to List from Decades Ago
Nationwide survey of 4,000 English teachers funded by the National Council of Teachers of English finds that most secondary school …
Asian/Pacific American Heritage in the ELA Classroom
In celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month this May, we’ve curated a selection of NCTE …
Celebrating Women Authors in English Language Arts
In education, countless women authors have influenced the ways we teach and learn, providing insights into literacy, student engagement, equity, …
Elementary Teachers Share Expertise and Inspiration with New Monthly Digital Resource from NCTE
Classroom Corridors features teacher-created content in a variety of formats and an online community to foster connection and support continuous …
NCTE, Library of Congress Announce Instructional Tools Bringing Primary Sources to Classrooms Across US
Inaugural copublication offers ideas for teaching with primary sources; searchable database of strategies connects educators and students with Library artifacts …
The Use of Sports in YA Literature
“I think basketball is a container for the miraculous.”–Hanif Abdurraqib, author of There’s Always Next Year: On Basketball and Ascension …
Celebrating Shakespeare with NCTE Publications
On April 23 in 1564, William Shakespeare was born. It’s been said that Shakespeare’s complete works consist of 884,647 words …
NCTE Publications on Poetry
Whether you’re looking to celebrate poetry during April (National Poetry Month) or throughout the year, NCTE has plenty of resources …