Are You Listening? Finding Spaces to Listen to our Young Writers
…precious moments of listening in our day not only help us plan responsive writing instruction but also allow us to build our writing community. Here are two places I’m making…
…precious moments of listening in our day not only help us plan responsive writing instruction but also allow us to build our writing community. Here are two places I’m making…
…investigations of betrayal scenarios. How can students build new connections with the poetic details of Shakespeare’s plays? In this digital movie project, “Connecting Students with Shakespeare’s Poetry: Digital Creations of…
…relationships Construct knowledge Pursue disciplinary interests Gain self-knowledge Find new questions Challenge themselves Pursue their passions Build self-confidence The Naylor Workshop provides its scholars with an opportunity to move from…
…some new initiatives and events as well! Build Your Stack™: 35 short talks in the Exhibit Hall that feature authors and educators discussing their favorite books and how to use…
…can get a sense of the range of sessions typically available by browsing last year’s program here. Build Your Personal Learning Network Ask a returning attendee why they’re coming back,…
…instructors, building up and establishing a sense of community. As teachers, we feel that engaging students in the learning process is on us. Our job is to maintain and manage…
…accept well-intentioned, positive feedback. My students find that their mistakes can be managed and actually converted into learning opportunities that build grit and resilience. These risks do not end in…
…school buses and school buildings, boycotts, shootings, marches and threats to teachers and other supporters of the series. They said they did not like the way some materials in the…
…an informal setting. Readers of all ages can enjoy the same kind of community-building experience by meeting with friends to choose, read, and discuss books together. Their meetings can come…
…of Children’s Literature. This article from the Spring 2014 issue, “ Building on Windows and Mirrors: Encouraging the Disruption of ‘Single Stories’ Through Children’s Literature,” speaks to the important theme…
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