Council Chronicle - Volume 25, Issue 2, 2015

Collaborations across disciplines gave these educators new insights into how authentic projects could engage students both inside and outside the classroom’ and resulted in the new NCTE book Doing and Making Authentic Literacies.

Gilyard infuses his work with a profound respect for the power of language.

Last fall, NCTE began a journey with 21 schools in five states across the country designed to build their local capacity to support stronger literacy teaching and learning. The first step in every site was a comprehensive needs assessment.

Bechdel, the NCTE’ Convention’s Friday General Session Speaker, seems nonplussed about her success.

Linda Adler-Kassner is excited about the opportunities that await 2016 CCCC Convention attendees who want to put their ideas into action.

Sharing Survey Results from NCTE’s Assessment Story Project.

NCTE is an organization in which hundreds of different groups and entities have contributed to more than a century of research and action to further our profession. As we near our 105th year of existence, we’re asking ourselves what more might be possible if all our different identities joined forces toward a shared agenda.