April 2022 #NCTEchat: Finding Joy in Children’s Day, Book Day
…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…
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Writing Climate Literacy: Approaches from Middle School ELA and Teacher Education
…real need for climate action, particularly in the way that we eat. “Build Your Stack: Climate Crisis and English Language Arts” by Richard Beach and Allen Webb A starting place…
Recognize Pride Month with NCTE Resources
…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…
Seeing the Unseen, Opening the Gate
…There is something about having a stack of new books. One done. One started. One settling in my brain waiting to be reread. There’s safety in it. A sense of…
Navigating the Exhibit Hall at #NCTE23!
…by the Build Your Stack® area to learn from your peers about the best books for your classroom. TIPS FOR VISITING THE EXHIBIT HALL Plan your trip in advance. If…
Summer Reflection: Thinking about Assessments K-8
…understanding, who is able to build an understanding of main idea (informational text) or theme (fiction), and who has difficulty with any of these aspects of comprehension. I’m able to…
Earth Day 2022
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…
Refresh, Recharge, Renew: Summertime as Growth for Teachers
…far from true! From working second jobs, to planning for the following school year or simply plowing through our professional “to be read” stacks, the majority of educators spend much…
Some Things I Missed This Year
…speeches, the chorus and band practice their final performance, the senior class advisor and the counselors check and recheck the diplomas, stacked up in some secret location until they’re loaded…
A Book Is a Precious Thing
…to encourage our students to read. We’re well aware that books engage us, teach us, please us, and that books save lives. We own stacks of books but can spend…
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