For Those Who Stand Up for Stories and Smart Thinking
I’m always baffled when I hear about others who are dead-set against allowing anyone to read a certain book or …
Build Your Stack: Preparing to Teach Historical Fiction
This blog post is part of Build Your Stack,® a new initiative focused exclusively on helping teachers build their book knowledge …
Families as Assessment Partners
This blog was written by Kathryn Mitchell Pierce and the NCTE Standing Committee on Literacy Assessment. The start of …
NCTE Takeaways
This post by NCTE member Carol Varsalona is reprinted with permission from her blog Beyond Literacy Link. Why should …
Planning for Banned Books Week 2018
Banned Books Week gives everyone a chance to celebrate their story. The courageous students, teachers, librarians, and authors who stand …
Headed to Houston? See What’s Happening Around Town!
NCTE is looking forward to having you join us in Houston, Texas, this November for the 2018 Annual Convention! Houston …
Reflections on NCTE
This post by NCTE member Carla España is reprinted with permission from her blog. Why should you attend the …
September 2018 #NCTEchat: Banning Books Silences Stories
“Stories are a communal currency of humanity.” —Tahir Shah, in Arabian Nights Stories are at the heart of every book we …
Celebrate International Dot Day!
The only real guideline for Dot Day is that folks read The Dot and then express themselves in any way …
Seeing the Unseen, Opening the Gate
This blog post by NCTE member Julieanne Harmatz was reprinted with permission from her blog. Why should you attend …