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Join me as the REALM Committee presents "From Process to Publication" at #NCTE26 on Fr. 11/20/26 at 9:30 a.m. We hope to see you at the @ncte conference in Philly, PA!!
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Help shape the future of ELA teacher education while attending the 2026 @ncte Annual Convention, #NCTE26! All are welcome at the ELATE Strand of events, including gatherings with the ELATE Graduate Strand, ELATE Commissions, and more. Plan to join us: bit.ly/4dWwyqC
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On Oct. 20, CCS celebrated National Day on Writing, encouraging students to think about the many reasons we put pen to paper. From telling stories and sharing ideas to expressing emotions and connecting with others, writing is so much more than a classroom skill!
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"In an age of artificial intelligence and rapid change, we must preserve writing as a uniquely human expression of our thoughts, emotions and dreams."
Read more about how students celebrated National Day on Writing: news.gcu.edu/gcu-news/nation…
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From the page to the stage. ✍🏽🎭
#WhyIWrite
For National Day on Writing, we’re looking back at last year’s Black History Month presentation, written by our principal, Mr. Hawkins, alongside DAMS students. Writing is part of our students’ lives in the classroom and onstage.
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Good writing takes practice, for everyone!
In the Global Scholars e-classroom, this simple checklist helps students practice writing so they can exchange ideas effectively with international peers.
#NationalDayOnWriting #WhyIWrite #virtualexchange
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For National Day on Writing, we discussed what we use writing for. We made lists of the things that we write. @TierneyBethpage #WeareBethpage ✏️📝
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Today is the National Day on Writing! Let's celebrate by writing (a poem, a short story, an email!) and checking out this page of resources from the NCTE, especially the classroom toolkit. ncte.org/national-day-writin…
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✏️ Happy National Day on Writing! Writing gives our students a way to express their ideas, share their stories, and bring their imaginations to life. Today, we celebrate the power of words and the creativity of our Cityscape learners! 📚💙
#CityscapeSchools #NationalDayOnWriting
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It's National Day on Writing. Celebrate by reading an article from English Literary Renaissance that surveys scholarship on English life writing. Learn more here: ow.ly/1U8H50ZAA2N @_ELRJournal
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#WhyIWrite 2026. @NCTE National Day on Writing. Happy @WriteOut Across the @writingproject Network. A Favorite Time Always. colligagtedcrandall.blogspot…
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Have students create their own eBooks to celebrate National Day on Writing, October 20th! #NCTE #WhyIwrite
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Dr. Will Banks, #ECU Professor of English and Director of the writing program, has received the 2026 National Council of Teachers of English LGBTQIA+ Advocacy and Leadership Award for his contributions to service and scholarship 🥳
Learn about NCTE ➡️ spr.ly/6017BGbZqx
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TEACHERS & EDUCATORS:
The ocean pledge is coming to you!!
Unboxing the epic giveaway for NCTE this year! I hope you all like them!
#kidlit #author #promo #ocean #publishing #writingcommunity #authorsofx #ncte26 #teachers #library #books
Literacy leaders: Learn with @XanderManshel, author of “High School English & the Making of American Readers.”
Learn about historical ELA influences, then share your experiences with others.
Open to all @ncte members!
#leadELA #OnLeadership
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We’re excited to celebrate Dr. Will Banks, Professor and Director of ECU’s University Writing Program, who has been named the 2026 @NCTE LGBTQIA+ Advocacy and Leadership Award recipient! 🎉
Join us in congratulating Dr. Banks!
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Students live in the spaces between English & Literacy; our leadership should too.
Break down the silos at #CEL26 in Philadelphia.
Registration is open! Lock in your spot today. CEL member rate is just $300: convention.ncte.org/registra…
#EnglishLeadership
Leaders, this one's for you. 👇 The CEL journal English Leadership Quarterly features stories from educators making a difference. Check it out, starting with this open access article, Bridges Built on Listening: Leading Literacy across Languages: publicationsncte.org/content…
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Grateful to spend the week in Cleveland with this year’s @ncte Early Career Educator of Color cohort. Together, we shared ideas, built community, and refined research & planning that will shape more just & humanizing literacy practices. I can’t wait to see these projects grow. – at Cleveland, OH
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A thrill indeed!
NCTE is thrilled to announce that award-winning author @MargaretAtwood will be a keynote speaker at our 2026 Annual Convention in Philadelphia, Nov. 19–22.
Don’t miss this important conversation with the author of The Handmaid’s Tale—register for #NCTE26! bit.ly/4bilTUK









































