Crafting a Guiding Philosophy of Teaching Writing using NCTE Position Statements
This post is written by member Peggy Semingson. NCTE has so many excellent and readily available digitized resources for teachers …
Count Your Words and Be #Wordtastic!
This post is written by member Emily Green. My daughter entered the fabulously fast-paced world of first grade this year. …
Cosmopolitanism and Teaching Texts through the Lens of Human Rights: A Framework for Inspiring Global Citizenship
From NCTE’s Standing Committee on Global Citizenship This post was written by NCTE member Jess Terbrueggen, who is also a …
Core-Concept One-Pagers: A Fast, Meaningful Content Wrap-Up
This post was written by NCTE member Rebekah O’Dell and reprinted with permission from Moving Writers. To be honest, this …
Conventions and the Relationship between Writers and Readers
Professional Knowledge for the Teaching of Writing, written by a committee of the NCTE Executive Committee, pinpoints 10 key issues …
Controversy, Censorship, and Navigating the Students’ Right To Read
This blog was written by Benji Chang, Kim Pinkerton, and Pernille Ripp, who were members of the working committee that …
Constitution Day Is Observed This Week in the United States
Since it became a national observance in 2004, Constitution Day has commemorated the date of the 1787 signing of the …
Constitution Day Is Observed This Week in the U.S.
Since it became a national observance in 2004, Constitution Day has commemorated the date of the 1787 signing of the …
Connecting, Growing, and Finding a Safe Haven to Call Home
This post was written by NCTE member Darius Phelps. Becoming a member of NCTE has been a life-changing experience …
Connecting with Students’ Prior Knowledge
This blog was written by NCTE member Trevor Aleo. If I were to tell you that stories are all …