…Composition Classroom approaches the issue of African American Vernacular English (AAVE) in terms of teacher knowledge and prevailing attitudes, and it attempts to change current pedagogical approaches with a highly…
…In the series, Tai faces various challenges in coming to terms with his newfound powers, including real-world issues like grief, vulnerability, and self-discovery as a young man of color. It…
…I witnessed a murder. I knew the man who was shot, and I saw his face opening as the assailant “unloaded” on him—a term we used to describe what happens…
…in terms of empathy and perspective (Wiggins & McTighe) should be one of our primary goals as English teachers. Story is a way to achieve this goal. Excerpts from young…
…and their families to diverse books, languages, and cultures. Día is celebrated on April 30th and this year is the 20th anniversary! Pat Mora coined the term “bookjoy” to refer…
…the students. Similarly, one cannot lead without the cooperation of those being led. Robert Greenleaf, who coined the term servant leadership, noted that this type of leadership “begins with the…
…life as we argue over whose lives matter, who belongs in our country, and what it means to be American. We are polarized in terms of where we get our…
…a path towards agency. When I reorient towards the short-term, “What can I do today, tomorrow, this week? How can I contribute towards the safety of myself and others (eg.,…
…essays with the belief that trauma-informed teaching, with all of the complex layers that term contains, can and must be harnessed to propel movements toward equity and justice in English…
…including (but not restricted to) in terms of race, ethnicity, sex and gender identity, age, economic status, physical ability, and teaching circumstances.” Members of the committee Dywanna Smith and Jarvais…
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