Summer Literacy Institute
SECONDARY ELA TEACHERS
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Fox C-6 Summer Literacy Institute July 7 - 8 2020
Fox C-6 Summer Literacy Institute July 7 - 8 2020
July 7 - 8, 2020• Fox C-6 School District
745 Jeffco Blvd. Arnold, MO 63010
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The Fox Summer Literacy Institute is designed for secondary ELA teachers, as well as special educators, administrators, and any other educators who work with students in the area of 6-12 literacy.
SCHEDULE & SPEAKERS
SCHEDULE & SPEAKERS
The Fox Summer Literacy Institute is adding a strand of Featured Speakers. These speakers are professional staff developers who have provided extensive training in the area of secondary literary topics. Along with these opportunities, participants will be offered breakout sessions presented by local, practicing ELA teachers who would like to share impactful classroom practices.
WHAT TOPICS WILL YOU COVER?
WHAT TOPICS WILL YOU COVER?
The Fox Summer Literacy Institute will feature keynote speakers who provide perspective on RTI and secondary writing instruction, as well as the integration of the whole class novel coupled with choice.
Registration coming soon!Pay with a Purchase Order or Credit CardKEYNOTE SPEAKER
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
TRICIA EBARVIA
TRICIA EBARVIA
Tricia Ebarvia is a high school English teacher and co-Director for the PA Writing & Literature Project. Tricia’s pedagogy is grounded in an anti-bias, critical literacy approach, through which students can become responsible, engaged members of their communities. An educator with 18 years of experience, she is also a Heinemann Fellow, a literacy consultant with The Educator Collaborative, and a Co-Founder of #DisruptTexts, which seeks to reshape a more inclusive literary canon. As a consultant, Tricia presents on adolescent literacy: independent reading, writing with mentor texts, multi-genre research writing, digital literacies, anti-bias pedagogy,and curriculum design. Tricia has been published in Education Week, Literacy Today, and English Journal, among others, and can be found on Twitter @triciaebarvia and at triciaebarvia.org.
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