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Submit a Proposal for the 2010 NCTE Annual Convention in Orlando

You are invited to submit a program proposal for the 100th NCTE Annual Convention.  The 2010 Convention, "Teachers and Students Together: Living Literate Lives," will take place November 18-23, 2010, in Orlando, Florida. 

Proposals submitted by surface mail must be postmarked by January 13, 2010.

Proposals submitted electronically must be received by January 20, 2010.

Middle Level Award Nominations Being Accepted

Nominations are now being accepted for the
Edwin A. Hoey Award for Outstanding Middle School Educator in the English Language Arts.  Sponsored by Weekly Reader, this award recognizes exceptional English language arts teachers of grades 5-8 who have demonstrated excellence in teaching English language arts and inspired a spirit of inquiry and a love of learning in their students. 
Deadline February 1, 2010.

Submit your nomination today!

 

 

 

 

Upcoming NCTE Web Seminars

Revision: How to Teach it, Learn it, Love it!
Presenter:  Barry Lane
Date:  January 20, 2010

Adolescent Literacy and the Effect of Standards
Presenters: Rebecca Sipe and Cathy Fleischer
Date: January 28, 2010

Missed a Live Web Seminar?  Buy the recorded presentation today! 
On Demand Web Seminars provide the recorded version of the virtual event and include all audio, video, chat discussion, and actions within the presentation.

Learn how schools across the nation are utilizing NCTE Web seminars.

 

African American Read-In

AARIJoin over a million readers in the Twenty-First National African American Read-In.  The event is sponsored by the Black Caucus of NCTE and endorsed by the International Reading Association.  Host a Read-In in your school, church, community, or place of business---anywhere you can sit and read a book.

 

The National Gallery of Writing is Open! 

National Gallery of WritingThe National Gallery of Writing is now open for browsing the over 50,000 pieces of writing.  Contribute writing or start your own gallery today!

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