…focus on and build from systematic observations. The Standing Committee on Literacy Assessment demonstrated how to use an inquiry perspective in their 2021 NCTE Annual Convention Presentation “Changing the Conversation…
…been a testament to the power of relationship building. And now is a great time to keep building them. Beatrice Gurwitz is deputy director of the National Humanities Alliance….
…Address Equity and Engagement” by Peter Dewitt supports this notion that community building, listening, really seeing the people who make up a school is foundational to building the capacity to…
…the power of the read aloud as a central part of a school day. The read aloud is a compassion-building, warm-heartedness-building tool. The relationship between reader, text, and listener is…
…ways to do it. We can build common accommodations directly into our course structure before students request them. For example, I cut the timed component of online quizzes for all…
…share their own enthusiasm for writing to help students build interest and engagement. We can see how different classrooms build a writer’s workshop that implements the writing process in individualized…
…teachers in their building as the school year began. The piece claims that new teachers need mentors, suggesting that support from these established educators is a way to increase success…
…devastating effect, particularly on large urban and small rural districts. NCTE reaffirmed its commitment to low-income students in its 2015 Recommendation to Policymakers when it suggested that we “Build the…
This is an excerpt from “Teaching Hybrid Online College Composition Classes to International Students during COVID-19: Equity, Diversity, Inclusiveness, and Community Building” by NCTE member Qianqian Zhang-Wu, from English Leadership…
…build and sustain positive relationships and identities as writers. As educators, it is paramount to their self-esteem and academic success to help girls of color build and sustain strong individual…
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