…eyes are immediately drawn to the (double-stacked and overflowing) bookshelves. Upon closer examination, their eyes are drawn to the wide diversity of books, characters, genres, storylines, and writing styles that…
…English classroom. A Picture is Worth . . . How Many Words? During my teacher preparation program, my writing methods professor, Dr. Jane Townsend, brought a stack of postcards from…
…Build Your Stack: Antiracist Books for Your Curriculum Today—a blog post from the NCTE Committee Against Racism and Bias in the Teaching of English Resources to Help You Continue the…
…practice? #NCTEchat [8:10 p.m.] Q2: #BuildYourStack, #WeNeedDiverseBooks, and #DisruptTexts are powerful hashtags with resources that help us teach In the Pursuit of Justice. What other hashtags, books, or resources would…
…in Dublin, Ohio. This is her fifth year as an elementary educator and she serves on the NCTE Build Your Stack Committee. Outside of teaching, Katie coaches high school cross…
…students on English language development. She is an acting board member for the Colorado Language Arts Society, the ALAN Mentorship Committee, and NCTE’s Build Your Stack. It is…
…will be asking a series of questions to foster conversation around building our personal stack of favorite books and why they bring us joy. The chat will be hosted by…
As we celebrate Earth Day 2022, explore the possibilities for discussion and investigation in these NCTE resources: The blog post, “Build Your Stack: Climate Crisis and English Language Arts” includes…
…Families.” “Our students, all of them, deserve access to these stories.” Read more in this blog post by NCTE member Rick Joseph. View this archive of an April 2022 Build…
…often messy aftermath of store aisles strewn with notebooks, fuzzy pencil cases, and stacks of construction paper. As a university English teacher, I was never used to these sales being…
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