The Center for Literacy Development is a network created to support professional development initiatives in schools and communities from Pre-K through Grade 12.
Had such an amazing PD with Lauren Leigh Kelly! I am so excited to bring elements of Hip Hop and Pop Culture to our literacy practices in Edison @djdutchesss@RULiteracyDev#WeAreOneEdison
It's easier to wake up each day when you love what you do. Yesterday, I was surrounded by educators from near and far, dedicated professionals committed to creating high-quality learning experiences for multilingual students. From early morning conversations to exchanges during breaks and reflections at the end of the day, I connected with teachers who aren’t giving up, they’re gearing up. Teachers who understand the assignment. Teachers who, despite the challenges beyond their classrooms, remain steadfast in their mission to provide the very best for their students. I am truly inspired.
@RutgersGSE
Madison School in Rahway celebrated Black History month by learning how to research facts about their favorite individual who greatly contributed to our country.
Their favorite part was constructing a bottle representation of their individual.
Go, Rahway Literacy!!
Carl Anderson. be inspired by those who do it well! Good writing teachers need to learn and teach writing by studying what good writers do! Ralph Fletcher: Not all readers are writers, but all writers and readers! @RULiteracyDev @Warrior_News @PointRoad2
Learning together with Little Silver teachers at Rutgers Center for Literacy Speaker Series is the best way to grow Curriculum and Instruction! Carl Anderson inspires writing teachers with experience and wisdom. @RULiteracyDev@Warrior_News@PointRoad2
@RULiteracyDev hosted an amazing event last week with @SaraKAhmed, author, international speaker, and staff developer in schools around the world.
Thank you to the many attendees who came to learn and share the joy of literacy with their students and communities!
Dr. Diane Appleby, Literacy Coach from the Center, worked on the topic of engagement strategies for teaching students “monologue” at the Islamic Foundation School with Sra. Zukhra Uzdrnova
Mrs. Perticari, Kindergarten teacher from Tewksbury Elementary School shares her love of learning with a classroom balanced with literacy: including centers, areas for students to work on writing, reading, math and to master all skills in an exciting way!