…because, when students see their teachers as readers, they continue to develop their own literacy practices. If you’re looking for new ways to build your teacher reader identity, the following…
…systems that build more equitable social arrangements for all people. We pay tribute here to those critically injured, those mourning the loss of loved ones, and those whose lives…
…the sides of buildings and accommodations to the standard curriculum—still, disability can never come in the front door.” This retrofitting approach creates a dichotomy of “us” and “them,” where courses…
…human capabilities, not a test score above a certain number, really should be our target. Literacy is then the foundation for children building such a life of learning and participation…
…to read independently. Audiobooks help novice readers build vocabulary, boost pronunciation skills, and develop fluency. What you might not have considered is what audiobooks offer proficient readers. When we listen…
…we will be able to view for twenty years. When I was in grade school, I remember working with a few other students to build a pinhole camera out of…
…analyze, evaluate, create and participate with messages in a variety of forms — from print to video to the Internet. Media literacy builds an understanding of the role of media…
…building a dot gallery collaborating on a dot gallery with teachers/parents animating a dot writing a story about being brave and making your mark going on a dot photo safari…
…from my past failures as an educator. Dr. Kinloch also encouraged me to unlearn modes of thinking, being, and acting that are counterintuitive to building a community framework within the…
…knowledge, that ignites the imagination, and that leads to building new ideas through synthesizing and extending thinking? Pairing a text with an image, a video, an audio, or another text…
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