…that altered two aspects of my identity I had yet to unite in graduate school: reader and teacher. Our professor was discussing possible interview questions for an upcoming teacher recruitment…
…wish the public understood more fully. Maybe you sent a note home to parents that explained some aspect of your literacy teaching; maybe you invited a community member into your…
…were aspects of my undergraduate education I do cherish. As a student, I excelled academically when I had my accommodations and was deeply involved in campus life. My work was…
…www.kevincordi.com. Randi Flynn is an eighth grade language arts teacher at Jackson Middle School in Grove City, Ohio. She enjoys writing fiction and aspires to be a published novelist. …
…part of poetry at first for beginners or high school students, because poetry is a big wall for young people—they can’t grasp it.” “It’s sort of like the face of…
…complex idea that speaks both to disciplinary mastery and intellectual maturity. As a result, it is important that we ask what larger beliefs about disciplinary knowledge and what aspects of…
…as dynamic and amazing aspects of American society.” —Ayanna F. Brown, Ph.D. Elmhurst University Stay tuned here for more stories from this year’s celebration. Browse all the elementary…
…ask is, did the student connect with and comprehend the main aspects of the poem? If they are able to show this in a one-pager, why not try it? I…
…even in your own group is universal. ‘Us versus them’ and ‘let’s understand each other, not hate each other’ are concepts everyone—no matter how old—can grasp” (paragraph 7). Hinton’s perspective…
…Carolina. She is an avid reader and aspiring writer who is passionate about all things related to YA lit, building life-long readers beyond the walls of the classroom, integrating the…
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