Showing posts with label literacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literacy. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Professional Learning Opportunity -- PARCC ELA Prep: Essential Literacy Work

PARCC ELA Prep: 
Essential Literacy Work

Oct. 2, 20179 am - 3 pm at FEA
Presenter: Sarah Tantillo, Ed.D.

This session will lay out fundamental literacy work your students need to engage in — addressing 
the comprehension process, how to teach paraphrasing, how to teach close reading, etc. 
Fee: $149


Always a quality experience with quality instructors at these workshops. Despite being a little bit longer travel for a workshop that you may be used to, it is an experience and an education as well worth it. And nine times out of 10 they actually offer you lunch at these workshops In Monroe.  (inquire before signing up if you like)

http://secure.njpsa.org/NJPSApublic/Core/Events/eventdetails.aspx?iKey=PD943


Monday, September 18, 2017

EDSITEment Social Studies and Literacy Materials

EDSITEment Social Studies & Literacy Materials


The National Endowment of the Humanities has a great educational resource called EDSITEment, that is an incredible clearinghouse of all things American history, literature, and art. (In fact, their CLOSER READINGS blog is an awesome literacy tool.)

they also have a monthly EDSITEment newsletter that features high-quality content that teachers will love! Here are some social studies highlights for September:

Print of schoolboy in classroom

Back to School 2017

We’ve culled our most popular lessons in history, literature, art, culture, philosophy, and world languages to jump start your class.

Detail of Christy painting of signing of Constitution

Constitution Day, September 2017

This year, we’ve updated our portal with over 30 lessons on the origins, ratification, amendments, and impact of the United States Constitution.