#NCTE24
November 21-24 in Boston, Massachusetts
“When we teach our students, it is far more than teaching for that moment and far more than teaching a particular skill in isolation.
When we teach our students, the larger, more far-reaching purpose is for our scholars to learn to use the lessons from the classroom to transform their own lives and the lives of others.”
Tonya B. Perry – 2024 Program Chair | NCTE President-Elect
Online Professional Learning
NCTE and the NCTE Secondary Section welcome members to join us for a 2024 Poetry Month event focusing on how to engage students in poetry through reading and writing. Attendees will hear from Joanne Veal Gabbin on teaching poetry in ways that go beyond formal analysis and move towards incorporating poetry authentically into instruction.
Join authors, educators, and members of the committee for Build Your Stack®: Border Stories on April 15 at 7 p.m. ET. As part of Build Your Stack’s regular webinar series, this event will share many books that tell diverse stories featuring border experiences. What are borders? What do they mean to us and to our world? What effects do they have on human experiences? You’ll leave with a robust curated list of titles to share with your students or to edify your own reading.
NCTE is proud to partner with United Way of New York City to bring members of the NCTE and broader ELA communities a four-part webinar series.
Explore how technology can effectively support ELA instruction in middle and secondary settings with Antero Garcia (Vice President, NCTE) and Chris Proctor (Unfold Studio).