Hurrah for Joe and Janice's support of Reading Recovery and Marie Clay's amazing early literacy research! STONES FROM A GLASS HOUSE: THE PARADOXICAL CONDEMNATION OF READING RECOVERY IN THE ONTARIO HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION RIGHT TO READ REPORT
Link: https://t.co/cc9bnawTHf
We can’t believe it’s been three whole weeks since our NOW Play 2023 Gathering. What an incredible turnout and opportunity to network and learn from one another. Here are some highlights:
Happy to share newly-published article by NOW Play partners, Maia, Melinda, Rebecca & Selena: Ko te mana o te tamaiti te aro o tātou mahi: Listening to Voices from Tai Tokerau to Re-frame Literacies
Journal New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies
https://t.co/Lobtoq4266
Congratulations to fellow NOW Play researchers, Maia, Selena, Melinda and Rebecca, for their recent publication Tiritiria: Understanding Māori children as inherently and inherited-ly literate—Towards a conceptual position!
https://t.co/JRNhVzRAla
Check out the latest issue of the Journal of Classroom Research in Literacy: https://t.co/hTIRI1peju
I'll be handing over the editorial reins to Carol Doyle Jones after this year. All the best to you, Carol, and I'm looking forward to seeing where you take the journal!
NOW Play presents an evening with contributors to The Role of Place and Play in Young Children’s Language and Literacy.
Join us virtually at 6 pm EST on Tuesday March 7, 2023, as authors share key insights from research. Register here: https://t.co/M9h0ViN5eF
Congratulations to fellow NOW Play researchers, Kristina Belancic, Anne Wuolab and Eva Lindgren on their publication, Creating Sami language spaces in a Sami classroom: https://t.co/elHH0ARQHC
Happy to share the results of a wonderful collaboration with Amanda White and Emma Quigan: Young children co-constructing stories with teachers https://t.co/Qo5iPez8jk
A big congratulations to Sheree Fitch and Carolyn Fisher, winner of the David Booth Children’s and Youth Poetry Award! @NimbusPub @kidsbookcentre #ccbcbookawards
Can’t get enough of these views. Missing the people and the scenery already as we prepare for our trip back to Toronto tomorrow. @StaggPeters@EisazadehNazila Photo cred to @KERC_AM