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Join the Middle Level Section in Philadelphia, on November 19-24 for "Once and Future Classics: Reading Between the Lines." 

Learn more about the NCTE Annual Convention.  We look forward to seeing you!

 

The National Gallery of Writing is Open!

The National Gallery of Writing is now open for browsing the over 15,000 pieces of writing.  Contribute writing or start your own gallery today!

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Upcoming NCTE Web Seminars

Write from Wrong: Strategies for Addressing Student Plagiarism
Presenter: Barry Gilmore
Date: November 10, 2009
Time: 4:00--5:00 p.m. EST
On Demand Version    

Reading Shakespeare with All Our Students
Presenters: Mary Ellen Dakin, Jonathan Mitchell and Christina Porter
Date: December 3, 2009
Time: 5:00--6:00 p.m. EST
On Demand Version

Missed a Live Web Seminar?  Buy the recorded presentation today! 
On Demand Web Seminars provide the recorded version of the virtual event and include all audio, video, chat discussion, and actions within the presentation.

Learn how schools across the nation are utilizing NCTE Web seminars

  

Teaching in the Changing World of 21st-Century Literacies


Resolution on Scripted Curriculum Leads the Way for Bold Action

This resolution sponsored by the Standing Committee Against Censorship and passed at the Annual Business Meeting in San Antonio calls for NCTE to

  • Continue to conduct research that documents the effects of scripted programs and high-stakes testing on teacher retention and job performance;
  • Oppose policies that require educators to utilze scripted programs and materials;
  • Oppose attempts by state legislatures, other elected or appointed officials, or school administrators to dictate scripted programs, materials, and methods; and
  • Label such mandates as censorship.
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