In Loving Memory of Dr. Dorothy Watson
This post was written by Jerome C. Harste, member of the Alliance of Distinguished Professors at Indiana University and a …
How Can We More Explicitly Teach the Value of Language Diversity to Our Students?
This post was written by Christina L. Dobbs and Christine (Chris) Montecillo Leider, based on their article “A Framework for Writing …
Fighting for Intellectual Freedom in the Field: Marge Ford
At the 2015 Annual Convention, Margaret Ford was one of two individuals nominated by an affiliate and honored for her …
Poetry and English Leadership Quarterly
During National Poetry Month, we will be posting poems that originally ran in one of the ten journals published by …
Why We Write
This post is written by members Amy Miller and Meghan Jones. “Writing can be my best friend.” “Writing to me …
What’s Your Lexile Score?
Levelized reading programs have been around since dirt but considering what we know today about reading—how we read, why we …
Slowing Down to Find Joy
This blog post was written by NCTE member Katie Papesh as part of a blog series celebrating the National Day on Writing®. …
5 Stories about Shifts in Literacy
It’s hard to remodel a house without a examples of what the improvements could look like and how they might work. …
Possibilities and Power in Young Adult Literature: Finding Agency in Scholarship
This blog post was written by NCTE members Sarah J. Donovan, Ashley S. Boyd, and Terri Suico. When something …
Comics Are Real Reading
Some “shelfies” our friends took during Banned Books Week showing their support for comics…