Reading Outside Our Cultural Comfort Zones
This post was written by NCTE member Kathryn Fishman-Weaver. An article I saw in a well-respected newspaper referred to …
Movies of Censored Books, with a Little Advice
While students on the coasts can expect another six weeks or so of school—kind of like our six weeks of …
Build Your Stack: Five Ways to Stay on Top of the Latest and Greatest in Children’s Literature
This video and blog post are part of Build Your Stack,™ a new initiative focused exclusively on helping teachers build their book …
If We Believe in Equity, Then We Fight Title I Portability
As part of its 2015 Education Policy Platform, NCTE encourages federal legislators to focus on equity, particularly “ensuring that …
The Writing Process: Editing
We are in the last week of October! The widespread enthusiasm for and participation in last week’s National Day on …
Plagiarism Is Not on The Guest List: A Response to Inviting Artificial Intelligence with Curiosity
Anastasia Gustafson, an English teacher and Northwestern University graduate student, responds to a blog post written by English teacher and …
The Week After Teacher Appreciation Week
I’m not knocking it—we had a whole week when everyone in the country honored teachers. But that was last week. …
“We remember and pronounce”: On the Vital Finding and Making of Poems
This blog post is written by R. Joseph Rodriguez, former Chair, NCTE College Section. In the famous poem titled “Poetry,” …
Build Your Stack® with Double the Professional Learning
This blog post was written by NCTE staff member Sarah Miller. This post is part of Build Your Stack®, an …
Honoring Trailblazing Women
Global Citizenship Campaign for March The following post was written by members of the NCTE Standing Committee on Global Citizenship. …