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Henry Cody Miller

Considering the Supreme Court as Teachers by Henry “Cody” Miller

Henry “Cody” Miller is an assistant professor of English education at SUNY Brockport. During his seven years as a high school English teacher and in his current role, he positions texts as vehicles to discuss broader socio-political issues in students’ lives and worlds. He leads …

Leilya Pitre

What’s in a Word? Employing Close Reading to Enhance Analytical Skills by Leilya A. Pitre

Leilya A. Pitre is an Assistant Professor and English Education Program Coordinator with experience in secondary school and college teaching. She taught English as a foreign language in the Ukraine and ELA/English in public schools in the US. Currently, she teaches methods courses for preservice …

Kim Slusser

The Stories We Share by Kim Slusser

Kimberly Slusser currently works with pre-service teachers at Ithaca College. She began her teaching career in rural Pennsylvania (where she still lives with her family), more than 20 years ago. She earned her Bachelor’s degree at Mansfield University in Pennsylvania, her Masters degree in Reading …

January Open Write with Ethical ELA

Mindful Walking

Day 4, January’s Open Write for Educators with Stacey L. Joy Stacey L. Joy is a National Board Certified Teacher, Google Certified Educator, L.A. County and LAUSD Teacher of the Year with 35 years of elementary classroom teaching experience. She currently teaches 5th grade at Baldwin Hills Pilot …

ALAN Workshop with Christine DeStefano

YA Lit Love: First Time Reflections on ALAN Workshop

Christine DeStefano is a writer and master’s student in teaching with an emphasis in secondary English/language arts. She enjoys reading pretty much anything she can get her hands on, but especially books for young people. She lives with her husband and cat in Tulsa, Oklahoma. …

Chris Baron Ethical ELA

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Thank you for being a part of our December open write for educators. A special thank you to Jennifer Guyor-Jowett and Glenda Funk. We will see you back here in January 16-20 with Stacey Joy and Susie Morice. Looking ahead to our 2021 #VerseLove when …

December Open Write with Glenda Funk

mapping our voices

Our #OpenWrite Host Glenda Funk is an NBCT with an MA in English literature. She taught English and speech 38 years and worked as an adjunct instructor for Idaho State University and the College of Southern Idaho before retiring in August 2019. As part of …

found in translation

Our #OpenWrite Host Glenda Funk is an NBCT with an MA in English literature. She taught English and speech 38 years and worked as an adjunct instructor for Idaho State University and the College of Southern Idaho before retiring in August 2019. As part of …

December #openwrite: find your compass

find your compass

Our #OpenWrite Host Jennifer Guyor-Jowett has taught English and Literature for over 30 years to 7th and 8th graders, contributes to the BlinkYA blog, and writes Educator Guides for MG and YA titles. She has written with fellow teachers at Aquinas College as a Summer …