Revisiting a very popular webinar. Thanks Dr. Risko and Dr. Walker-Dalhouse for sharing your time and expertise!
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From “I Can’t” to “Here’s What I’ve Tried”: Disciplinary Literacy Practices That Support Productive Struggle
WebinarDr. Terrie Rathburn and Rhett Nettles present From “I Can’t” to “Here’s What I’ve Tried”: Disciplinary Literacy Practices That Support Productive Struggle
Participants explore strategies for making student thinking visible, using errors in learning opportunities, and providing scaffolds to encourage revision.
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August Webinar: Recommitting to Coherence in Disciplinary Literacy Implementation
WebinarPlease join Dr. Janelle Williams as she leads participants through the current state of disciplinary literacy implementation. She and her audience discuss common barriers to coherent implementation, as well as practical suggestions for starting well and maintaining momentum.
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April Webinar: Panel Discussion
WebinarPlease enjoy this discussion that connects formative and performance-based assessment with disciplinary literacy in social studies, science, and mathematics!
Rooted in Home: Black Families, Community, and Adolescents’ Disciplinary Literacy
WebinarPresenter – Dr. Daris McInnis
Where’s the Joy? Cultivating Black Joy in K-12 Classrooms
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Culturally Sustaining Literacy Discipline and Physical Education
WebinarBy Dr. Kavin Ming, Winthrop University
Culturally Sustaining Disciplinary Literacy in Art Room Practices
WebinarFlashing back to December, we’d like to share the link to Pamela Brown’s webinar from December 18.
Comics, Complexity, and Thoughtful Literacy Connections
WebinarBy Dr. Jason DeHart.
On November 13, LiD was pleased to sponsor Dr. DeHart’s webinar that helped educators connect disciplinary literacy to comics. This was a follow-up to his blog post, Navigating (and Teaching) Among Streams of Meaning. Thank you, Dr. DeHart.
Comics, Complexity, and Thoughtful Literacy Connections
DAYLO: Diversity Youth Literacy Organization
WebinarLiD is proud to host DAYLO as a tribute to our late secretary, Heather Hall. She was passionate about their work as a youth-led pro-literacy organization. Our webinar features officers and mentors to speak to the need for intellectual and academic freedom when choosing texts.
