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#NCTE21 attendees & members: NCTE's Winter Book Discussion Series continues Feb. 9, 7 p.m. ET! Join to discuss, engage & consider classroom applications of "Harlem Shuffle" by Colson Whitehead. https://ncte.org/winter-book-discussion/ #WinterBookDiscussion #ColsonWhitehead #HarlemShuffle #AARI22 https://t.co/aXwAVW6StA

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CECE RIOS AND THE DESERT OF SOULS, by Kaela Rivera, is the 2022 Charlotte Huck Award Winner. Find the complete list of Honor and Recommended books here: https://ncte.org/awards/ncte-childrens-book-awards/charlotte-huck-award/ https://t.co/IaFz0QDMtQ

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NINA: A STORY OF NINA SIMONE, by Traci N. Todd and illustrated by Christian Robinson, is the 2022 Orbis Pictus Award Winner. Find the complete list of Honor and Recommended books here: https://ncte.org/awards/orbis-pictus-award-nonfiction-for-children/ https://t.co/9WQuFKAC2u

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Our book rationale database provides unique perspectives & justifications for challenged titles & emphasizes the importance of diverse storytelling. #NCTE member Pepper Worthington prepared this #rationale for #THECOLORPURPLE by Alice Walker: https://t.co/yq3qISrcC4 https://t.co/DQn8DYGiU1

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If publishing is a professional goal you hope to obtain, RESEARCH IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH (RTE) is looking for manuscripts! #RTE is a broad-based, multidisciplinary journal composed of original research articles and short scholarly essays. https://t.co/R6fBma3zxu #WriteForUs https://t.co/MRGEi5qjuq

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One of the most distinct voices of our time + a prominent author & former teacher = the dynamic sister duo @idinamenzel & @CaraMentzel! NCTE welcomes them to assist in leading a powerful candle-lighting ceremony at #NCTE22 & for signings of their lyrical picture book, LOUD MOUSE! https://t.co/jnSkmtDREG

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The NCTE James R. Squire Office of Policy Research in English Language Arts unveiled new policy briefs during last evening's Leading and Learning series kickoff. Read more about the briefs and RSVP to the rest of the series now (next event is tonight): https://t.co/SHUDwvLqK4. https://t.co/lQof9USIHX

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BIG NEWS: NCTE is thrilled to spotlight Javier Zamora (@jzsalvipoet), author of UNACCOMPANIED and SOLITO, as the #NCTE22 Opening General Session Keynote Speaker! Hear from Zamora & other stellar distinguished #NCTE22 speakers, in person or virtually: https://t.co/jO2an6QBIE https://t.co/h3Fx7DKN69

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To disrupt the creation of a single assessment story, educators can frame assessment as advocacy work. Learn from NCTE member Bobbi Kabuto in “Literacy Assessment as Advocacy: LEARNING TO BE LITERATE: MORE THAN A SINGLE STORY, Part 1,” on the #NCTEblog: https://t.co/XTKkhPZoul https://t.co/VWsctJDNkP

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Matt de la Peña starts the last day of #NCTEHomecoming with a reading of his book “Milo Imagines the World,” and provides an in depth look at perspectives and storytelling. “Do not write what you see. Write what will be seen.” @mattdelapena https://t.co/EIr6f0kq1G

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