AssistantProf of #Literacies @UNCCharlotte; Emergent & Early Literacy Equity; @UIC_CollegeofEd Phd; Former RA @UICLiteracy; Avid consumer of children's lit
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Congratulations to the 2024 inductees of Loyola's Alpha Upsilon Alpha Pi Chapter, the International Literary Association's honor society! This honor is not only a result of high academic performance but also a commitment to learning and leadership. https://t.co/YgqbOXEkZr
Ten @LoyolaChicago teacher candidates and three faculty were recently honored for their scholarship, service and leadership, with their induction into the Pi Chapter of Alpha Upsilon Alpha Honor Society (@ILAToday). #RamblerPride#GoForth
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It is baffling to me that in a conference full of teachers with years of experience and PILES of research I still hear folks acting like a reporter knows better. She doesn’t.
Just got my royalty statement and I want to repeat: BOOK BANS DO NOT HELP WITH SALES UNLESS YOU ARE ALREADY FAMOUS. Good lord. And. Oh Crap this is bad.
Up early reading a powerful research article published in 2021 by @kpaciga, @EmilyBHoffman, & @ColleenWhitt. They cite the work of @nellkduke and caution teachers about the dangers of overemphasizing constrained skills. The through-line they draw to assessment is important. ❤️
“I’m very concerned that our society is much more concerned with information than wonder, in noise rather than silence. How do we encourage reflection? … Oh my, this is a noisy world.”
I just reviewed another paper that was clearly a term paper. And it was probably a great term paper! But it was a terrible academic paper. Grad students, here are some tips for turning a term paper into a peer-reviewed article *before* you send it out: