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Jeffrey WilhelmDr. Jeffrey Wilhelm is an internationally-known teacher, author, and presenter. A classroom teacher for fifteen years, Dr. Jeffrey Wilhelm is currently Professor of English Education at Boise State University. He works in local schools as part of the Professional Development Site Network, and teaches middle and high school students each spring. He is the founding director of the Maine Writing Project and the Boise State Writing Project.

He has authored or co-authored 16 texts about literacy teaching. He has won the two top research awards in English Education: the NCTE Promising Research Award for “You Gotta BE the Book” (TC Press) and the NCTE Russell Award for Distinguished Research for “Reading Don’t Fix No Chevys”.  One co-publication from NCTE and Scholastic is entitled Fresh Takes on Teaching Literary Elements.  He has worked on numerous materials and software programs for students and has edited a series of 100 books for reluctant readers entitled The Ten. Jeff enjoys speaking, presenting, working with students and schools.

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What Participatns
are Saying

“Concrete lesson plans that can be immediately transferred. “

 

“He explained everything without catch phrases.”

 

“The many, useful ideas and application topics along with cross discipline ideas were very meaningful.”

Speaking Topics

Level: K-16

  • Adolescent Literacy:  Motivation and Engagement
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Reading & Writing Particular Text Types (argument, extended definition, classification, fables, satires, sensoriums, etc.) 
  • Grammar & Language Usage
  • Gender & Literacy
  • Boys & Literacy
  • Inquiry & Design Curriculum
  • Questioning & Classroom Talk
  • Action & Drama Strategies for Assisting Readers
  • Visualization Strategies for Assisting Readers & Writers
  • Think Aloud Strategies for Assisting Readers & Writers
  • SRI/Symbolic Story Representation for Assisting Readers & Writers
  • Organizing Curriculum Around Essential Questions
  • Promoting Writing/Facets of the Composition Process
  • Reflective teaching: teacher research, peer coaching 

 

Publications

 

Workshops

 

Standard Keynotes and Presentations

  • Inquiring Minds
  • You Gotta BE the Book
  • Boys and Literacy: Lesson from Reading Don't Fix No Chevys
  • No Reader Left Behind: Teaching in the Time of NCLB
  • Meaningful Making

 Sample Workshops

50-, 75-, and 90-Minute Workshops

TitlesPossible DurationsActivities
Reading IS Seeingalso half dayguided imagery, picture talks, central focus/main idea sequencing, picture mapping
Inquiring Minds:Inquiry and Designalso full day/ two days
 
Asking Better Questionshalf day/ full day
 
Symbolic Story Representationalso half day
 
Action Strategieshalf day/ full day
 
Think-aloudshalf day/ full day
 
Usage and Grammar: Inquiry into Languagehalf day/ full day
grammar and usage

  • teaching language use
  • teaching proofreading
  • teaching revision
Video and Hypermedia Designhalf daytext and task specific strategies for reading and writing
Issues of Censorship and the Canonhalf day/ full day
 
Into the Flowhalf day/ full day
 

1 Full Day/ 2 Day Workshops

Titles
Reaching Reluctant Readers

 

 

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