Leaders for Elementary Literacy Instruction program at NCCAT
We're excited about this February program coming up at NCCAT!
14337 - Leaders For Elementary Literacy Instruction: Coaching the Coach at Ocracoke
We're excited about this February program coming up at NCCAT!
14337 - Leaders For Elementary Literacy Instruction: Coaching the Coach at Ocracoke
We hope you will join us for this upcoming program ...
We were pleased to read the column "Encouraging Boys to Become Better Readers" in The Transylvania Times by parent Corey Gafnea. Great work going on in Transylvania Schools on this important effort. NCCAT is happy to have been able to play a role in this. From the column -
Join the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching this Spring for high-quality professional development in Early Grades Literacy!
3797: Supporting the Literacy of Gifted Children in the Early Grades
January 11-15, 2015, Ocracoke
By Ernest H. Johnson, Ph.D. and Mattie Perry-Johnson, M.L.S
With the Christmas season upon us, if you are not aware of it by now, let us make it clear to you: We have a reading epidemic in America! Learning to read is a challenge for more than 40 percent of children.
Interesting look at Literacy instruction from Edutopia. Remember we have courses with openings now for the spring semester. Click here to learn more about Literacy Instruction with NCCAT.
From the Edutopia post ...
Join us for an exciting program coming up in Cullowhee with NCCAT ...
13799 • DIGITAL TOOLS TO SUPPORT EARLY GRADES LITERACY - CULLOWHEE
We're glad to have 26 teachers from across North Carolina with us for "Early Grades Literacy for English Language Learners" here in Cullowhee. This program has brought together ELL teachers with experts in the field of language acquisition. Teachers will expand their knowledge in order to improve their students’ reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
A message from NCCAT Fellow Donna Glee Williams ...
We have some spaces available in the October 13-16 Reading, Writing, and Ready seminar and would particularly love to have some of your teacher-friends join us for this seminar, which will include great folks like: Roya Scales, Amy Jo Spencer, Jenifer Ross of the Jackson County Library, and Pam Meister over at the Mountain Heritage Center.