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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 14h
Elementary educators teach their students not just academic skills, but also how to understand themselves, connect with others, and become part of a community. Explore this critical work from several perspectives in the new issue of Classroom Corridors: bit.ly/4zqdt8D
Image of a cover page titled "CLASSROOM CORRIDORS" with a subheading "Expertise and Inspiration from Elementary Teachers." The issue number is 19, focusing on "Social Studies and Social-Emotional Learning." An open book with lines and a sun icon is featured in the design.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 28/09/2026
Explore NCTE's 2026 Position Statement on Media Education and what it means for you! This conversation will cover the statement strands—Interpreting, Composing, Evaluating, Analyzing—and how they connect to the reading, writing, and critical thinking skills you already teach. bit.ly/4ANxqYq
This image is a promotional graphic for an event titled "The New Literacy Landscape: Exploring NCTE's Position Statement on Media Education." It includes photos of three individuals: Rachel Lloyd from Augsburg University, Renee Hobbs from the University of Rhode Island, and Tiana Silvas, the moderator and NCTE Vice President‑Elect. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, October 6, at 4:00 p.m. ET. The NCTE logo is in the bottom right corner, set against a colorful, abstract background.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 27/09/2026
Enjoy lunch with this year’s winners of the NCTE Children's Book and Poetry Awards! Meet the 2026 winners and get signed copies of their books at the event, which can be added to your #NCTE26 registration for an additional fee. See you there! bit.ly/4bilTUK
I see three individuals pictured against a colorful, abstract background. A logo reads "2026 NCTE Children’s Book Awards Luncheon." Each person is identified by a name: María Dolores Águila, Megan Clendenan, and Brittany Cicchese.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 25/09/2026
NCTE initiates ELA standards update for grades 6-12, inaugural standards for K-5 These standards will work together and integrate modern instructional needs concerning media and data literacy across K–12. Teachers, teacher educators, and researchers may apply to contribute: bit.ly/4dzScAA
Text reading "Call for Interest: K-12 ELA Standards Development" alongside the NCTE logo on a textured green and brown background.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 24/09/2026
NCTE members have one week left to enjoy a complimentary at-home screening of Story & Pictures By! Featuring acclaimed creators Christian Robinson, Yuyi Morales, and Mac Barnett, the film explores the artistry, imagination, and experiences behind today's picturebooks. bit.ly/4ytAIxU
Poster for a members-only film screening titled "Story & Pictures by," a film by Joanna Rudnick. It is about the world of children's picture books. The film is available to stream through September 30. The NCTE logo is included.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 22/09/2026
Early-bird savings end October 7 for the 2026 NCTE Annual Convention, happening in Philadelphia November 19–22! Reinvigorate your love of teaching and connect with ELA teachers from across the country this fall. Register for #NCTE26 now! convention.ncte.org/registration
The image is a promotional graphic with the text: "Register Now for Early-Bird Pricing!" and "imagine. innovate. inspire. NCTE 2026 Philadelphia Annual Convention November 19-22." A colorful light bulb and a vibrant background of swirling rainbow colors are featured.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 21/09/2026
You're invited to a virtual variety show featuring a star-studded lineup of champions of books, authors, and readers! NCTE is sponsoring this event as part of our work with partners across the country to stand up for the freedom to read. Learn more and register ➡️ tinyurl.com/ShowUpSpeakUp
Promotional poster for "Show Up, Speak Up! Vote for the Freedom to Read," a virtual community action telethon on September 24th, 2-4 PM ET. Includes a vintage marquee design with books and megaphone graphics. Features names of participants: Jerrold Connors, Jerry Craft, Alan Gratz, Shanna Hale, Martha Hickson, Ellen Hopkins, Adib Khorram, Maris Kreizman, Sarah MacLean, Don Martin, Julie Miller, Jonathan Sanchez, Amanda Timpson, Edward Underhill. Registration link provided.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 18/09/2026
Let's talk #StoryAndPicturesByFilm with @ascenzimoreno.bsky.social! bit.ly/4ytAIxU 🖋️ Dive into the creative process of picturebook authors and illustrators. 🖌️ Explore connections between picturebooks, literacy, and classroom engagement. 🖋️ Consider the role of picturebooks in readers’ lives.
Promotional image for a live panel discussion about "Story & Pictures by" on September 24 at 7:00 p.m. ET. Includes headshots of Joanna Rudnick, Korelan Matteson, and Laura Ascenzi-Moreno. Features the NCTE logo and film poster.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 18/09/2026
Visionary educators at schools, universities, libraries, and nonprofit organizations across the country will be honored among thousands of colleagues at #NCTE26 after receiving prestigious 2026 NCTE Leadership Awards. Read the press release: bit.ly/4gVdBGF
A graphic displaying the text "2026 NCTE Leadership Awards" in bold letters against a textured green background. The NCTE logo is in the bottom right corner.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 15/09/2026
We can’t wait to welcome author and champion of young writers Dave Eggers to #NCTE26 at the Secondary Section Get-Together on Thursday, November 19, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Admission is included with your Convention registration. Register now! bit.ly/4bilTUK
A promotional image for an event featuring colorful paint splashes. It announces a "Secondary Section Get-Together" with Dave Eggers on Thursday, November 19, at 5:30 p.m. ET at the 2026 NCTE Annual Convention in Philadelphia. The text "imagine. innovate. inspire." is alongside a lightbulb illustration in rainbow colors.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 14/09/2026
Black History Is for Everyone, by @brianjoneseducator.bsky.social, has received the 2026 NCTE George Orwell Award for Distinguished Contribution to Honesty and Clarity in Public Language! Jones will be honored at #NCTE26 in Philadelphia. Learn more in the press release: bit.ly/3Tqdl9y
This image announces the 2026 NCTE George Orwell Award. It features a photo of a person wearing glasses in the top left corner. The background is a green textured design. In the center is a book cover titled "Black History Is for Everyone" by Brian Jones, with an image of an eye and the words "George Orwell Award" below it. The NCTE logo is visible in the bottom right corner.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 13/09/2026
NCTE members are invited to stream #StoryAndPicturesByFilm, the first feature documentary to go behind the scenes with #KidLit authors and artists who create children’s picturebooks, then join a discussion between the film's creators and @ascenzimoreno.bsky.social! Register: bit.ly/4ytAIxU
A promotional image for "Members-Only Film Screening and Panel Discussion" by NCTE in September 2026. Includes an illustration with overlapping pencils titled "Story & Pictures By." The film is by Joanna Rudnick.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 10/09/2026
Our community is mourning the loss of Jennifer Buehler. An NCTE member for more than 27 years, she served as President of the Assembly on Literature for Adolescents (ALAN) in 2016. Read more about Jen's accomplishments and contributions in this tribute by Kelly (Kel) Sassi: bit.ly/4gM50WF
Jennifer Buehler is sitting in an office, smiling, holding a document. Shelves filled with books are in the background. Text on the image reads, "A Tribute to Jen Buehler."
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 10/09/2026
Join the Conference on English Leaderhsip (CEL) for a discussion with @manshel.bsky.social about the history of secondary American English education, from the literary canon to parallel institutions of Advanced Placement, CliffsNotes, the Common Core State Standards, and more. bit.ly/4ifZmxa
The image is a promotional graphic for an event titled "On Leadership: Designing ELA Curricula." It features a conversation with Alexander Manshel. The event will occur on Tuesday, September 29, from 7:00 to 8:15 P.M. ET. The graphic includes the logos for CEL and NCTE, which is described as a constituent group of NCTE. A photo of Alexander Manshel is included.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 08/09/2026
We can’t wait to welcome author and former ballerina Misty Copeland to the NCTE Annual Convention in Philly this fall! Copeland will take the stage Friday morning, November 20, with a book signing to follow. This is your cue: Register for #NCTE26 today! bit.ly/4bilTUK
The image features a promotional banner for a general session with Misty Copeland, scheduled for Friday, November 20 at 8:15 a.m. ET. On the left is a black and white photo of an individual. On the right, colorful text announces "imagine. innovate. inspire." for the 2026 NCTE Annual Convention in Philadelphia from November 19-22. A vibrant light bulb graphic is included.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 02/09/2026
NCTE announced today that Fitchburg State University is the recipient of our 2026 National Intellectual Freedom Award! Campus leaders are celebrating this honor at today’s community-wide State of the University event. Read the press release: bit.ly/3UvwiYI
A vibrant image featuring the 2026 NCTE National Intellectual Freedom Award winner. The background shows an aerial view of Fitchburg State University campus surrounded by trees. The NCTE logo is in the lower right corner.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 01/09/2026
Join the NCTE constituent group Literacies and Languages for All for this discussion with LLA member Grace Kang, coeditor of Writing Reimagined: Bridging Critical Theories and Pedagogical Practices in Elementary Classrooms (2026). bit.ly/4iG7YgG
Promotional graphic for a webinar titled "Humanizing the Teaching of Writing for Elementary Grades." The event is scheduled for Wednesday, September 23, at 7:00 P.M. ET. The graphic includes a photo labeled Grace Kang. Logos for LLA and NCTE, a constituent group, are displayed. The background features shades of purple and pink.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 26/08/2026
We can't wait to welcome Hugo and Nebula Award-winning writer and model Tomi Adeyemi to the 2026 NCTE Annual Convention for a conversation about her new novel! A book signing will follow. #NCTE26 early-bird pricing is in effect; register now to lock in the biggest savings! bit.ly/4bilTUK
This image is a promotional graphic for the 2026 NCTE Annual Convention in Philadelphia, running from November 19-22. It announces the closing session keynote speaker, Tomi Adeyemi, scheduled for Sunday, November 22 at noon. The design features a colorful background with a light bulb filled with rainbow colors and the phrases "imagine. innovate. inspire.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 25/08/2026
Through our membership in the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP), we now nationally recognize these preservice programs that meet or exceed the NCTE Standards for the Initial Preparation of Teachers of English Language Arts 7-12 (Initial Licensure). bit.ly/4ccWduO
Nationally Recognized Programs list for Spring 2026 by NCTE. Includes Duquesne University (PA) with English Language Arts Education programs, University of the District of Columbia (D.C.) with Master of Arts in Teaching, Howard University (D.C.) with Secondary English, and National Louis University (IL) with Secondary English.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 24/08/2026
NCTE’s Elementary Section invites members to engage in learning and conversation with Dr. Christopher J. Wagner, whose work provides educators with concrete practices that challenge restrictive mandates and foster more equitable and humanizing instruction. bit.ly/3SS8DRF
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 21/08/2026
The programming options aren't the only thing that will be plentiful at #NCTE26! We'll be right across the street from the historic food haven Reading Terminal Market. See for yourself on this tour with 2026 Program Chair Detra Price, then register to join us there! bit.ly/3jQU4IK
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 17/08/2026
Author Alane Adams and the Rise Up Foundation expanded a grant to NCTE to provide scholarships for 100 K–12 educators to attend #NCTE26! Recipients get opportunities to connect with peers, authors, and leaders in youth literature and literacy instruction. Apply by Sept. 12: bit.ly/4gyiEMM
The image is a colorful advertisement for "Rise Up Foundation Scholarships" aimed at K-12 ELA educators to attend #NCTE26. It highlights the theme "imagine. innovate. inspire." and mentions the event will be held in Philadelphia from November 19-22, 2026. The logos of the Rise Up Foundation and NCTE are also visible. Bright splashes of color serve as the background.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 14/08/2026
The 2026 NCTE Annual Convention Scholarship application is now open! Members, apply here for a scholarship covering the full registration fee for #NCTE26, taking place Nov. 19-22 in Philly: bit.ly/4x4tcJI Thank you to our generous supporters who've contributed to the scholarship fund!
The image is a colorful advertisement with a paint splash background. It announces: "Apply Now! NCTE Annual Convention Scholarships for NCTE members." A lightbulb graphic displays "imagine. innovate. inspire. 2023 NCTE Annual Convention November 19-22.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 13/08/2026
Secondary educators: The prompt is now available for the 2027 Achievement Awards in Writing! This year's prompt asks sophomores and juniors to reflect on the meaning of literacy in today's world: bit.ly/3Ua7KEk We look forward to reading your students' submissions starting in the fall!
An announcement graphic for the NCTE Student Writing Awards. Text states "Prompt for 2027 Now Available" and "Achievement Awards in Writing." A stylized image of a pencil with colorful circles is included.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 11/08/2026
How have you and your work been influenced by Rudine Sims Bishop's acclaimed title Shadow and Substance: Afro-American Experience in Contemporary Children’s Fiction? Tell us for a chance to be featured in the revised edition being published by NCTE and author Jonda C. McNair! bit.ly/4gp9Gl4
The image features the book "Shadow & Substance" by Rudine Sims Bishop. The background shows a group of individuals reading.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 07/08/2026
What are the education and equity implications of students reading fewer whole books? And how is it affecting the scope of our experiences and teachers who are constantly navigating change? Join the discussion moderated by @anterobot.bsky.social: bit.ly/4yCH52N @harvard-ed-press.bsky.social
A promotional poster for an NCTE event titled "Fewer Whole Books, More Isolated Learning Experiences" scheduled for Thursday, August 20, 7:00–8:00 P.M. ET. It features portraits of Jonna Perrillo, Sarah Esberger, Noelle Cammon, and Andrew Newman, with Antero Garcia as the moderator. The background is colorful with the NCTE logo displayed.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 05/08/2026
Thanks to every educator who joined NCTE and @nctm.org in Charlotte this week to break down silos at #LitMath26! We deeply appreciate you taking the time to learn and be in community with us—and we hope to see you in November in Philly for #NCTE26, the 2026 NCTE Annual Convention!
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 04/08/2026
Antwan Eady, author of the 2025 NCTE Charlotte Huck Award winner The Last Stand, spoke with NCTE Program Chair @kristinziemke.bsky.social at #LitMath26 about how grief drives his writing process: "Hopefully that brings beauty back into our world, when other people read it and receive it." @nctm.org
Antwan Eady speaks at a lectern during the 2026 Joint Conference for Elementary Literacy and Mathematics in Charlotte, NC. The podium displays the conference logo and the dates August 3-5, 2026, along with logos for NCTE and NCTM. The background is a softly lit curtain.Antwan Eady and Kristin Ziemke seated on stage in conversation. A curved light fixture is in the background. A wooden side table with two water bottles is between them. Ziemke holds papers, and both are smiling.Antwan Eady is sitting at a table signing a book with colorful illustrations. A conference attendee stands in front of the table holding more books. They are in a spacious indoor venue with a visible crowd and large windows in the background.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 03/08/2026
Back by popular demand for the 2026 NCTE-@nctm.org Joint Conference for Elementary Literacy and Mathematics, the #BuildYourStack Reading Room Workshops provide space for #LitMath26 attendees to comfortably engage with texts. Teachers can even take their favorite books home to their students!
Three individuals sit together at a table holding and discussing colorful books. They appear engaged and are wearing lanyards. Another person is visible in the background.Two individuals are seated, holding and reading colorful graphic novels. One book is open to a page featuring multiple panels with dialogue in bubbles. A crocheted afghan with colorful stripes is draped over the back of a nearby chair. The setting appears to be a casual or relaxed gathering, with more people and chairs visible in the background.A person is seated at a table with a red and white checkered cloth, holding and reading a book. In the background, another person is seated and there is a "Time to Read" display on a screen, featuring the NCTE logo. The setting appears to be a reading or educational event.A person is standing on a colorful carpet, reading a brochure or booklet. They are near a table covered with a green cloth displaying the logo "NCTE." In the background, another individual is visible, looking at items next to stacked boxes.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 03/08/2026
Captain Barrington Irving opened #LitMath26 with powerful education stories. "Planting seeds of inspiration of a dream—it starts with storytelling...with showing what exists in the world...with even yourself becoming an explorer, so that way you can introduce some of these stories to children."
An individual in a black flight suit and cap is speaking on stage. A projection screen behind shows a jet airplane. The setting appears to be a conference or presentation.Two individuals are seated in a staged conversation setup. One is energetically speaking with expressive hand gestures, while the other listens attentively with a notepad. A small wooden table with two water bottles is positioned between them.Captain Barrington Irving and a conference attendee are smiling and posing together. One is holding a signed copy of a book titled "Let's Fly!" They stand in a hallway with a wooden wall and colorful carpet.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 01/08/2026
The latest issue of Classroom Corridors centers student voice through "Dear Teacher" letters, book recommendations, downloadable "Shelf Talker" resources, and more. Explore authentic elementary student perspectives to inspire your teaching. bit.ly/45jU3Fr
Cover image for "Classroom Corridors" publication, Issue 17 titled "Student Voice." The design features an open book with a sun icon above, symbolizing inspiration. Subtext reads, "Expertise and Inspiration from Elementary Teachers."
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 31/07/2026
Dr. Angie Zapata has won the 2026 Richard A. Meade Award for her book, Deepening Student Engagement with Diverse Picturebooks! The award from ELATE recognizes published research-based work promoting ELA teacher development at any educational level and in any scope and setting. bit.ly/4h89mIe
A headshot of Dr. Angie Zapata taken against a green background outdoors.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 31/07/2026
Last week, members of NCTE's teacher cohorts that are creating classroom resources for ELA and comics viewed historical artifacts at @librarycongress.bsky.social. Then they presented at @sandiegocomic-con.bsky.social about teaching with @carnegie.org’s #GreatImmigrants, Great Americans comic series.
A person leans over a table examining colorful vintage comic books displayed in a library setting. Two other individuals stand nearby, observing the scene. The room contains shelves filled with books.A person stands at a podium speaking at a Comic-Con panel. A large screen displays the text "Great Immigrants, Great Americans: Teaching with Comics to Celebrate Immigrant Stories" with an illustrated comic book cover titled "Great Immigrants Great Americans." The backdrop is covered with Comic-Con logos.Two individuals stand in a library setting, engaged in conversation near a table displaying various vintage comic books, including titles like "Mystic" and "Wonder Woman." Bookshelves filled with more materials are visible in the background.Four individuals stand behind a table in front of a backdrop featuring the Comic-Con International logo. The table has microphones and a name card labeled "Philip" visible in front. They are smiling and wearing various lanyards and badges.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 22/07/2026
Middle level educators: The 2027 Promising Young Writers award prompt is now available to share with your 8th-grade students! This year's prompt invokes a quote from author Robin Wall Kimmerer to invite students to consider the concept of being and becoming a good ancestor: bit.ly/44KrKQ5
The image announces the availability of the 2027 prompt for the "Promising Young Writers" contest of the NCTE Student Writing Awards. It features colorful circles forming a pencil design.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 17/07/2026
Join the last webinar in our summer series! bit.ly/4vhcllk Led by ACE Chair Johnny Allred, assistant professor of English education at BYU, attendees will remix an upcoming activity, lesson or unit they plan to teach and begin designing a multimodal component using a shared design template.
This image is a promotional graphic for the "Joyful Multimodal Composition Series" featuring "The Implementation Workshop" on Tuesday, July 28 at 3:00 p.m. ET. It highlights the book "Joyful Literacies in Secondary English Language Arts" by authors including Holly Sheppard Riesco. The event is cohosted by NCTE and the Assembly on Computers in English (ACE). A photo of Johnny Allred is included.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 16/07/2026
Deadline extended: Register now for free #LitMath26 workshop books! bit.ly/4f1dE ✏️ Ann Marie Corgill, Katie Wood Ray, and @stellavillalba.bsky.social lead activities on engaging young writers 📕 @kristinziemke.bsky.social and Franki Sibberson explore strategies for growing young readers
The image is a promotional flyer featuring two workshops by NCTE authors on Sunday, August 2, 2026. The workshops focus on "Raising Writers in the Elementary Classroom" and "Reading All Ways in Grades K-6." A yellow circle highlights a reminder that workshops and books are free with conference registration by July 31. The flyer also includes details about the 2026 Joint Conference for Elementary Literacy and Mathematics in Charlotte, NC, from August 3-5, 2026. The NCTE logo is present.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 15/07/2026
Discover ways to bring nonfiction to life in your elementary classroom. This issue of Classroom Corridors has practical strategies for vocabulary instruction, literary nonfiction, nature journaling, engaging read-alouds, and fostering curiosity through inquiry-based learning: bit.ly/4bdL3EV
Logo for "Classroom Corridors" and the text: "Expertise and Inspiration from Elementary Teachers." Below, it reads "Issue 16: Nonfiction.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 14/07/2026
Join us virtually at #LKBF26 for an NCTE-sponsored Educators’ Night session! @stellavillalba.bsky.social invites us all to step into Nepantla—the sacred, liminal space where a child's languages, literacies, and cultural wealth and school world meet. Watch live on July 28: bit.ly/4vqBSs9
This image is a promotional poster for the Latinx Kidlit Book Festival's Educators' Night event, scheduled for July 28 at 7 PM EST. The event is titled "Conferring as a Culturally Sustaining Practice" with Stella Villalba. The poster features a smiling individual against a pink background. It includes logos for the Latinx Kidlit Book Festival and the National Council of Teachers of English. Floral decorations are at the bottom left corner.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 13/07/2026
We're cleaning out the NCTE warehouse! Save 15%-40% on some of our favorite t-shirt designs from over the years—including “Proud to Be Intertextual,” “Plot Twist Predictor,” and “Stop! Grammar Time." Buy more to save more! Plus, free shipping over $30. bit.ly/3SAVBI0
A person is wearing a T-shirt with the text "STOP! GRAMMAR TIME" printed on it. The background has a swirling green pattern. The text reads, "NCTE ODDS AND ENDS SALE" and "Quantities are extremely limited, and once these designs are gone, they won't be back!" NCTE logo is in the bottom right corner.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 10/07/2026
Antwan Eady will be a keynote speaker and participate in a book signing at the NCTE-@nctm.org Joint Conference! He is the award-winning author of picturebooks Nigel and the Moon, The Last Stand, and The Gathering Table. Don’t miss out! bit.ly/3PakQz6 #LitMath26 #InterdisciplinaryEducation
This image features an individual speaking passionately into a microphone. Text on the image highlights Antwan Eady as an award‑winning author, with a scheduled appearance on Tuesday, August 4, at 9:00 a.m. ET. There is a logo for the 2026 Joint Conference for Elementary Literacy and Mathematics, scheduled in Charlotte, NC from August 3‑5, as well as logos for NCTE and NCTM.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 09/07/2026
NCTE is a promotional partner of the free 2026 Smithsonian National Education Summit, convening educators & museum leaders around the theme: Together We Thrive: Towards a More Perfect Union. Amanda Gorman will keynote. bit.ly/4vqlecf 📅 July 14–16 📍 Washington, DC or virtual #SmithsonianEdu
Promotional graphic for the Smithsonian National Education Summit highlighting a Promotional Partner, with event details and Smithsonian branding.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 07/07/2026
Fandom Transformation Projects invite youth to create multimedia artifacts to move pop culture communities toward justice. Learn from @karismjones.bsky.social and @scottstorm.bsky.social about using these projects in your own teaching context. Register for our Monday webinar: bit.ly/4vgAGYc
This image is a promotional banner for the "Joyful Multimodal Composition Series." It highlights "Joy in Practice: Spotlighting Multimodal Composition" scheduled for Monday, July 13, at 3:00 p.m. ET. The left section shows two circular photos labeled "Karis Jones" and "Scott Storm." The right features the book cover "Joyful Literacies in Secondary English Language Arts" and mentions the event is cohosted by NCTE and the Assembly on Computers in English (ACE).
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 06/07/2026
Registration for the 2026 Conference on English Leadership Annual Convention is NOW OPEN! This professional development experience for literacy leaders directly follows #NCTE26 in Philadelphia in November. See all you'll learn in the just-released #CEL26 Convention Program: bit.ly/4vSAwYe
Poster for the 2026 CEL Annual Convention. Text reads: "Integrated Leadership: Bridging Literacy and English. November 22-24, Philadelphia. #CEL26." Logos for CEL and NCTE are displayed.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 01/07/2026
Calling all K–5 literacy educators: Go back to school with ideas, strategies, and inspiration for the year ahead! Join us in Charlotte next month for #LitMath26, the third annual NCTE-@nctm.org Joint Conference for Elementary Literacy and Mathematics. bit.ly/3PakQz6
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 29/06/2026
Announcing The Next Draft, an #America250 student writing contest from NCTE, @humanitiesall.bsky.social, and The Teagle Foundation: bit.ly/4xR75Hr Students in grades 9–12 may submit a written literary reflection or a multimodal creation. Winners will receive up to $1,000!
The image is a colorful poster for "The Next Draft" student writing contest. It features illustrations of two people writing. Text indicates that the event is organized by NCTE and the National Humanities Alliance, with support from The Teagle Foundation. The poster invites participation in celebrating the role of language and literature in understanding the U.S. past and future, marking the 250th anniversary of the United States.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 28/06/2026
The @nytimes.com technology reporter @natashanyt.bsky.social is headed to Philly for #NCTE26 to talk about tech in the classroom and her new book, Coding Kids. Don’t miss this conversation at the College Section Luncheon! Early-bird registration rates are now available: bit.ly/4bilTUK
Image promoting the NCTE Annual Convention 2026 in Philadelphia from November 19-22. Features a guest speaker, Natasha Singer, for the College Section Luncheon on Friday, November 20, from 11:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. ET. The design includes a colorful background with a light bulb illustration and the tagline "imagine. innovate. inspire."
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 26/06/2026
Register for #LitMath26 by July 15 and attend one of two new workshops for free! Elementary reading and writing educators will learn directly from NCTE authors AND receive copies of their books. Join us in Charlotte! bit.ly/4f1dEzD @stellavillalba.bsky.social @kristinziemke.bsky.social
This image is a promotional graphic for a conference titled "Raising Writers in the Elementary Classroom," featuring workshops with NCTE authors. It includes photos of Ann Marie Corgill, Katie Wood Ray, and Stella Villalba, along with their books. The event is part of the 2026 Joint Conference for Elementary Literacy and Mathematics in Charlotte, NC, from August 3-5, 2026. Registration details and a note about workshop and book availability are also mentioned.An advertisement for the 2026 Joint Conference for Elementary Literacy and Mathematics in Charlotte, NC. It features workshops with NCTE authors Kristin Ziemke and Franki Sibberson, shown with their books 'Text and Tech' and 'Classroom Design for Student Agency.' The event is scheduled for August 3-5, 2026.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 25/06/2026
"Leaders of NCTE's College Section have been working diligently this year to provide fresh, dedicated Annual Convention programming." —College Section Steering Committee Chair Jonathan Bush Present at our new #NCTE26 event, College Conversations! Submit a proposal by Monday: bit.ly/4tWPaM9
Event attendees smile and pose in front of a backdrop showing the NCTE logo.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 24/06/2026
The new NCTE Position Statement on Media Education identifies four content strands that should be a central part of ELA curriculum and instruction: 👂 Interpreting 🎙️ Composing 🧠 Evaluating 📺 Analyzing Read the statement and access instructional resources: bit.ly/4eIeVua #MediaLiteracy
A graphic titled "NCTE Position Statement on Media Education" lists four content strands for ELA curriculum: Interpreting (Multimodal Reading, Viewing, and Listening), Composing (Writing, Speaking, and Producing), Evaluating (Media Ethics, Relationships, and Well-Being), and Analyzing (Media, Technology, and Society). The NCTE logo is in the bottom right corner.
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National Council of Teachers of English @ncte.org · 22/06/2026
NCTE is thrilled to announce that award-winning author @margaretatwood.bsky.social will be a keynote speaker at our 2026 Annual Convention in Philadelphia, Nov. 19–22. Don’t miss this important conversation with the author of The Handmaid’s Tale—REGISTER NOW for #NCTE26! bit.ly/4bilTUK
Image promoting the NCTE 2026 Annual Convention in Philadelphia from November 19-22. It features an opening general session with Margaret Atwood on Thursday, November 19 at 4:00 P.M. ET. Text reads "imagine. innovate. inspire." and includes a colorful lightbulb graphic.
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