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There are two resources recently from NCTE that really made me rethink this subject. English Journal had a great issue on homework in November 2008. http://www.ncte.org/journals/ej/issues/v98-2
You can also just buy this issue if you aren't a sub...
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- Division Director of Professional Development
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- At 10:08am on August 10, 2009,
KaiLonnie Dunsmore said…
- Sharon,
Let's talk. I'm working on a smaller family literacy symposium for Sept. 17/18th right now and once we've got final numbers was going to contact you. You can call or e-mail me at kdunsmore@ballfoundation.org. I'm quite free this week (writing) except for Friday.
kld
- At 10:04am on August 10, 2009,
Damian Baca said… - Dear Sharon: thank you for your kind note. Thus far I'm teaching undergrad & grad courses in Research Methods for Rhetoric & Composition; Literacy, Language, & Globalization; Comparative Technologies of Writing; Mexican-American Literature, and Literacy in Mesoamerica, Colonial Mexico, and the U.S. Mexico Border. Sometime I'd love to hear your thoughts on current trends in instructional technology, administration, and the future of ReadWriteThink. All best,
- At 2:38pm on December 3, 2008,
Bob Probst said… - They are all there now, at last.
- At 2:17pm on November 13, 2008,
Bob Dandoy said… - Just rolling through the list of people here and saw a familiar friendly face! I'm sure our paths will cross in Texas so please look for my smiling face somewhere in the maddening throngs!
Bob
- At 9:14pm on November 6, 2008,
Alaiyo Kiasi-Barnes said… - Hi Sharon! I'm looking forward to the convention!
- At 9:51am on September 7, 2008,
Deborah Cohen said… - Sure thing! I have a wiki that also serves as host for a few finished projects. The site address is dcohen.wikispaces.com. Ask to join, and I will approve your membership. (I need to keep it relatively private, as some of the projects are a bit revealing.)
- At 11:20am on August 29, 2008,
Rebecca Pilver said… - Hello Sharon,
We are going to be doing a poster session at the conference. You might be interested in our book trailer lesson. You can see it here.
- At 12:55pm on August 27, 2008,
Christopher Faull said… - Thanks Sharon. This site is cool!
- At 8:43am on August 18, 2008,
Jeffrey N. Golub said… - Sharon, thanks for writing and for your news and notes. No, I had not encountered a 'ning' before, but this is just excellent...especially for the Council's purposes. I expect that good things will happen because of this innovation. Whose idea was it to get this site started? Kylene's? I am doing a session for CEL's conference in November; other than that, I'll be attending sessions, doing convention lunches, and strolling the riverwalk.
- At 1:31am on August 17, 2008,
Jeffrey N. Golub said…
- Hi, Sharon, what a great way to build a sense of connection and community among our colleagues. We should have done this years and years ago! My best wishes to you, my most esteemed colleague. Will see you again in San Antonio in November. Looking forward to the conference.
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What an absolutely fabulous presentation and what tremendous teaching, Charles. I so wish I could have seen this "live." I love the idea of an award ceremony named "The Willies." Your students are very lucky.
Takes me back to Stephen Greenblatt's...
A presentation given as part of Session C 21 at the NCTE 2009 Annual Convention in Philadelphia, featured ways and materials teachers can inspire research and analysis of Shakespeare's life and works through digital media, particularly PhotoStory...
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