Here's my first blogpost from my new series tackling myths around access and disability in learning. Check it out and then let me know what you think: mcolleencruz.com/blog-1/myth…
So if an author wanted to gather some classrooms together for a free zoom visit to maybe hear an author read from one of her many challenged books, what would be the best platform? #ReadBannedBooks
As we prepare to secure a location for our brick n mortar. Tell us what you love about bookstores & what we should have on deck. For us, it’s comfy Reading chairs / nooks randomly placed so we can sit & read at the drop of a hat. How about you? 👀
I recently wrote an article for Dystinct Magazine. 'Three Common Mistakes We Make When Teaching or Parenting a Child with Dyslexia (and what they tell us about ourselves)'.
Written for both educators and caregivers, it aims to share ideas for realistic next steps.
Since 2019 the Institute for Racial Equity in Literacy (IREL) has been home for educators to gather to discover the possibilities for students when equity is the foundation for our literacy practices and explore ideas that bring us closer to addressing the overarching question…
Since 2019 the Institute for Racial Equity in Literacy (IREL) has been home for educators to gather to discover the possibilities for students when equity is the foundation for our literacy practices and explore ideas that bring us closer to addressing the overarching question…
YES! GNs are a format NOT genre.
I don’t have a single GN bin in my classroom library. (I realize this is different)
They’re all integrated across author, series & genre shelves!
New change in our library that may be unpopular w/ librarians but is working really well w/ my Ss.
We’ve eliminated our graphic novel section and integrated titles into Fic and NF areas in our elementary library.
Why? (Short 🧵)