LAMBOOZLED! is an award-winning media literacy card game that teaches students ages 11 and up to spot fake news and disinformation in a fun, engaging Read More
By Deborah Bieler
Author of The Power of Teacher Talk: Promoting Equity and Retention Through Student Interactions
Deborah Bieler is a professor in the English education program Read More
Join the authors of Classroom Talk for Social Change: Critical Conversations in English Language Arts for a Zoom book discussion on how to foster critical Read More
By Sandra Murphy and Mary Ann Smith
Authors, Writing to Make an Impact: Expanding the Vision of Writing in the Secondary Classroom
I believe that even the smallest Read More
Among her many professional accomplishments, Dorothy Strickland was the founding editor of TCP’s Language and Literacy Series. Its success and longstanding reputation in the field Read More
Scientific inquiry requires literacy in many of the phases. Scientists read scientific journal articles and write explanations to support scientific hypotheses. They share their research results with other scientists and the public through speaking and writing. Then other scientists read these results in a scientific journal and the inquiry cycle begins again.
