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Blogstitute 2014 Coming Soon!
I have admit I am a bit giddy about this year’s Blogstitute. This is our fourth summer PD event and the lineup of talent and content this year is amazing. I hope you can join us starting June 17 for...
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Blogstitute Post 1: Aimee Buckner on Grammar
Welcome to the first post of our 2014 Summer Blogstitute! We kick off our series with a post by Aimee Buckner on teaching grammar. Aimee is working on a book about the topic (yay!) and here she shares...
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Blogstitute Post 2: Poems Waiting to be Found
Welcome back to the second post in our summer Blogstitute series. We are staying with the topic of writing — but this time we are joined by author and poet Shirley McPhillips who shares her thoughts on...
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Blogstitute Post 3: Closely Reading Our Students
We kick off the second week of our Summer Blogstitute with a fabulous post by Dorothy Barnhouse, author of Readers Front and Center: Helping All Students Engage with Complex Texts. In her post Dorothy...
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Blogstitute Post 4: Identifying Academic Language Demands in Support of CCSS
I know it’s the end of the week, but stay with us for this important post from Jeff Zwiers, Robert Pritchard, and Susan O’Hara, authors of Common Core Standards in Diverse Classrooms:Essential...
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Blogstitute Post 5: On Being a Mathematician
Welcome back on this lovely Monday to our Summer Blogstitute! We have a lovely post from Kassia Omohundro Wedekind this morning, author of Math Exchanges and How Did You Solve That? Kassia talks about...
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Blogstitute Post 6: Teaching Through and For Discussion
Elham Kazemi and Allison Hintz are the authors of Intentional Talk: How to Structure and Lead Productive Mathematical Discussions. They join us for our Summer Blogstitute with a post about the power of...
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Blogstitute Post 8: Play: Creating Time and Tools for Children to Synthesize...
Here we are, at the very end of our Summer Blogstitute with an amazing and inspiring post from Sue Kempton, author of Let’s Find Out: Building Content Knowledge with Young Children. Through the story...
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