The Collaborative Event
08:00 AM - 05:00 PM Eastern
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This is a Sample Event for the Virtual services available from The Collaborative. This Virtual Event has packages for members and non-members. There are many different breakout sessions being offered with Zoom for all participants.
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Inclusive Texts Matter: A Roundtable Discussion about Reimagining Classroom Libraries and Lessons
Date and Time: Thursday, December 3, 2020 at 4:00 pm Eastern/1:00 pm Pacific
Join us for a roundtable discussion on the importance of texts that act as windows, mirrors, and sliding glass doors for the students we serve. As Professor Rudine Sims Bishop's seminal metaphor suggests, students must see themselves and experience others' stories in the texts they encounter. In this webinar, we’ll explore best practices and practical considerations to help practitioners reimagine their classroom libraries and lessons with these goals in mind. Together we’ll discuss questions including:
- How can we deepen our analysis of the texts we use, to add greater nuance to our selection processes?
- Why might we consider the cumulative message within our classroom libraries or book sets as a whole?
- How might we think about inclusive texts in nonfiction?
- How does inclusive literature contribute to instructional equity? What are the limits of what inclusive literature can accomplish in service of equity?
- How can we acknowledge the exploration of our personal biases and understandings that are necessary to engage in this work?
- What resources are available to help us find the texts that we need to expand the breadth of literature we use with our students?
Moderator & Panelists:
- Jackie Jacobs, MEd, Senior Program Manager, Collaborative Classroom (Moderator)
- Dr. Jane Bean-Folkes, ELA Supervisor at South Orange-Maplewood School District
- Jill Eisenberg, Senior Director of Curriculum & Literacy Strategy of Lee & Low Books
- Qorsho Hassan, Fourth grade teacher and Minnesota State Teacher of the Year 2020
- Dr. Kenneth Kunz, Assistant Professor in Literacy Education in the Curriculum and Instruction Department, Monmouth University
Who Should Attend: This webinar is intended for K–6 educators who are looking for guidance and support in curating inclusive texts that allow students to see themselves and learn about others.
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12/12/2020 - 12/12/2020 
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The Collaborative Event
Date/Time
12/12/2020 - 12/12/2020
08:00 AM - 05:00 PM Eastern
08:00 AM - 05:00 PM Eastern
Event Registration
Event Description
This is a Sample Event for the Virtual services available from The Collaborative. This Virtual Event has packages for members and non-members. There are many different breakout sessions being offered with Zoom for all participants.
ABOUT THIS EVENT
Inclusive Texts Matter: A Roundtable Discussion about Reimagining Classroom Libraries and Lessons
Date and Time: Thursday, December 3, 2020 at 4:00 pm Eastern/1:00 pm Pacific
Join us for a roundtable discussion on the importance of texts that act as windows, mirrors, and sliding glass doors for the students we serve. As Professor Rudine Sims Bishop's seminal metaphor suggests, students must see themselves and experience others' stories in the texts they encounter. In this webinar, we’ll explore best practices and practical considerations to help practitioners reimagine their classroom libraries and lessons with these goals in mind. Together we’ll discuss questions including:- How can we deepen our analysis of the texts we use, to add greater nuance to our selection processes?
- Why might we consider the cumulative message within our classroom libraries or book sets as a whole?
- How might we think about inclusive texts in nonfiction?
- How does inclusive literature contribute to instructional equity? What are the limits of what inclusive literature can accomplish in service of equity?
- How can we acknowledge the exploration of our personal biases and understandings that are necessary to engage in this work?
- What resources are available to help us find the texts that we need to expand the breadth of literature we use with our students?
- Jackie Jacobs, MEd, Senior Program Manager, Collaborative Classroom (Moderator)
- Dr. Jane Bean-Folkes, ELA Supervisor at South Orange-Maplewood School District
- Jill Eisenberg, Senior Director of Curriculum & Literacy Strategy of Lee & Low Books
- Qorsho Hassan, Fourth grade teacher and Minnesota State Teacher of the Year 2020
- Dr. Kenneth Kunz, Assistant Professor in Literacy Education in the Curriculum and Instruction Department, Monmouth University
Who Should Attend: This webinar is intended for K–6 educators who are looking for guidance and support in curating inclusive texts that allow students to see themselves and learn about others.
Location
Your Computer
UNITED STATES
UNITED STATES
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