gathering.theeducatorcollaborative.comSpring 2024 Recordings - TheEdCollab Gathering

K-12 Literacy Conference TheEdCollab Gathering Agenda Schedule Mobile Friendly Opening Keynote Workshops Session One 1 – Hear, Think, Wonder: Tuning in to Our Students’ Dynamic Multilingualism 2 – Poetry in community: healing and joy Session Two 4 – Leveraging the Power of Read Alouds to Connect Joy and Science of Reading (Yes, you can do both!) 5 – Secondary Literacy Practices to Foster Growth and Love 6 – Keeping Joy at the Center of Learning and Teaching Session Three 7 – Why Do We Cry? Exploring Our Educator Grief to Engage in Joy and Hope 8 – Classroom Design for Student Agency: Shifting Power 9 – But That’s Not ‘Real’ Reading!” Advocating for Comics and Graphic Novels for Readers of All Ages Session Four 10 – Leveraging Curriculum as Sites of Reckoning and Repair 11 – It Doesn’t Have to Be Boring: Small Tweaks to Increase Engagement with your Foundational Skills Curriculum 12 – Ways Leaders and Teachers Can Protect Good Teaching in an Era of Bad Programs Closing Keynote About TheEdCollab About Website K-12 Consulting Blog Tech Team Adopted Charities Submit A Proposal Help/FAQ Instagram YouTube Facebook Threads Spring 2024 Recordings schedule of sessions mobile friendly Adopted Charities Join Facebook Viewing Party The Gathering is Free, No Registration, and Recorded. Our 21st Gathering™ was Saturday, April 13, 2024. You can now view all recordings. This K-12 literacy conference day is The Educator Collaborative ‘s gift to the literacy community. Free. No registration. Edujoy! Watch the recordings on this website or on any smart device’s YouTube app (watch the how-to video to the right). Instead of paying to attend, we ask that you Pay The Joy Forward™ to one of our adopted charities . Watch on YOuTube Join our Gathering Viewing Party” Facebook Group to connect with other viewers. React to keynotes and workshops, network, and grow! Scan the QR code or go to facebook.com/groups/theedcollab/ OPENING SESSION On Demand [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] OPENING REMARKS by Christopher Lehman , Founding Director of The Educator Collaborative OPENING KEYNOTE TALKING ABOUT A REVOLUTION: READING, WRITING & TEACHING IN AN AGE OF CENSORSHIP.” by Samira Ahmed New York Times best-selling author Samira Ahmed is the bestselling author of Love, Hate & Other Filters , Internment , Mad, Bad & Dangerous to Know , Hollow Fires , and the Amira & Hamza middle-grade duology , as well as a Ms. Marvel comic book mini-series . Her poetry, essays, and short stories have appeared in numerous publications and anthologies including the New York Times , Take the Mic , Color Outside the Lines , Vampires Never Get Old and A Universe of Wishes. She was born in Bombay, India, and grew up in Batavia, Illinois, in a house that smelled like fried onions, spices, and potpourri. A graduate of the University of Chicago, Samira has taught high school English in both the suburbs of Chicago and New York City, worked in education non-profits, and spent time on the road for political campaigns. Samira currently lives in the Midwest. When she’s not reading or writing, she can be found on her lifelong quest for the perfect pastry. Note: Workshops, Times, and Presenters are subject to change . Portions of the day are pre-recorded. Click links at each title or use the top menu to navigate to workshops. Names in orange denote current The Educator Collaborative members . Names in blue denote alumni of The Educator Collaborative. SESSION ONE On Demand Beth Puma – Hear, Think, Wonder: Tuning in to Our Students’ Dynamic Multilingualism [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] Stefani Boutelier , Sarah Donovan, Jennifer Jowett, and Stacey Joy – Poetry in Community: Healing and Joy [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] SESSION TWO On Demand JoEllen McCarthy – Leveraging the Power of Read Alouds to Connect Joy and Science of Reading (Yes, you can do both!) [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube] Vanee Matsalia – Secondary Literacy Practices to Foster Growth and Love [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] Patience Bertana – Keeping Joy at the Center of Learning and Teaching [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] SESSION THREE On Demand Cindy Gerwin and Sarah Norsworthy – Why Do We Cry? Exploring Our Educator Grief to Engage in Joy and Hope [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] Franki Sibberson and Lynsey Burkins – Classroom Design for Student Agency: Shifting Power [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] Shawna Coppola – But That’s Not ‘Real’ Reading!” Advocating for Comics and Graphic Novels for Readers of All Ages [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] SESSION FOUR On Demand Cathline Tanis – Leveraging Curriculum as Sites of Reckoning and Repair [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] Kristine Paulson – It Doesn’t Have to Be Boring: Small Tweaks to Increase Engagement with your Foundational Skills Curriculum [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] Christopher Lehman – Ways Leaders and Teachers Can Protect Good Teaching in an Era of Bad Programs [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] CLOSING SESSION On Demand [ Watch Here | Watch on YouTube ] CLOSING REMARKS by Christopher Lehman , Founding Director of The Educator Collaborative CLOSING KEYNOTE Cultivating Young Multilingual Writers: Nurturing Voices and Stories in and beyond the Classroom Walls” by Tracey Flores and María Fránquiz Tracey Flores and María Fránquiz are co-authors of Cultivating Young Multilingual Writers . Tracey Flores is an associate professor of language and literacy at the University of Texas at Austin. Flores is a former English language development (ELD) and English language arts (ELA) teacher. She is the founder of Somos Escritoras/We Are Writers, a writing and art workshop for Latina girls (grades 6–12) that invites them to share and perform stories from their lived experiences using art, theater, and writing as a tool for reflection, examination, and critique of their worlds. In addition, Flores is the co-chair of the Latinx Caucus of the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE). Recently, she was named the 2019 Promising Researcher by the NCTE Standing Committee on Research. María Fránquiz is a professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Texas at Austin. She is an internationally recognized language and literacy scholar with thirty-plus years’ experience as a teacher, teacher-educator, researcher, and administrator. She has coedited two books and authored numerous peer-reviewed articles, academic handbooks, edited books, and special topics journals. Among her professional service contributions are trustee of the NCTE Research Foundation, mentor and director of Cultivating New Voices Among Scholars of Color, and 2022–2023 NCTE president. ❤Pay the Joy Forward!❤ The Educator Collaborative is proud to adopt these charities during our Gathering. Click here to read more about them and link to their donation page. TheEdCollab Gathering is a free, no registration, streaming educator conference organized by The Educator Collaborative. Sessions are presented by guest educators and authors whose proposal titles and abstracts have been approved. Session content is presented and exclusively controlled by individual presenters. The Educator Collaborative is not responsible for session content. 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