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NCTE brings you the collected wisdom of many of the best teachers and leaders in the field to support you throughout the many stages of your teaching and leading career.  With our books, journals, and member newspaper, you'll have access to cutting-edge ideas by highly respected authors and scholars from across the country, stay informed of important educational news, and keep up-to-date on professional development opportunities.   You can also share your knowledge and experience by responding to one of the many calls for manuscripts for NCTE publications.

English Leadership Quarterly

English Leadership Quarterly is a publication of CEL the Conference on English Leadership, and helps department chairs, K-12 supervisors, and other leaders in their role of improving the quality of English instruction. ELQ offers short articles on a variety of issues important to decision makers in the English language arts.
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Product ImageGreat Beginnings The first few years as an English language arts teacher can be disorienting, frustrating--and rewarding. These essays offer practical advice on topics such as evaluating student writing and creating support systems for beginning teachers. This book candidly discusses how the "real world" of teaching matches—or fails to match—novice teachers' expectations, in sections entitled "Memoirs," " For the New Teacher," and "For the English Leader."
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Reading Native American Literature: A Teacher's Guide
Author(s): Bruce A. Goebel
Reading Native American Literature is ideal for high school and college teachers who want to teach units or courses on Native American literature. The book includes primary material provided in appendixes that can be photocopied for classroom use.
Level(s): Secondary, College

 

 

Making School by Hand: Developing a Meaning-Centered Curriculum from Everyday Life 
Author(s): Mary Kenner Glover
Using the metaphor of a quilt, Glover shows how teaching can be approached as a "handmade" process and how we can use the materials of everyday life to develop a curriculum to meet the needs and interests of our students. Level: Elementary

  

 

Bridging Literature and MathematicsNCTE’s Resource Kits are ideal for study groups or professional Engaging Media-Savvy Studentslearning communities wanting to explore important topics in English language arts instruction.  Coaches, instructional facilitators, staff developers and other teacher leaders will appreciate the framing text that combines key questions with readings, activities, and classroom applications, all based on best practices in adult learning principles.  The resources have been hand-selected by NCTE leaders and include journal articles, lesson plans, books, position statements, and more.  The organizing materials help teacher leaders Grammarform study groups and then guide participants through the learning design.  The Resource Kits allow participants to deeply explore, discuss, and investigate a topic to improve their knowledge and instruction and improve student achievement.   

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This kit turned a two-day workshop into a year-long study group for me and my collegues!

 

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