Professional Learning Events, What's New
College Educators – Energize your Teaching with RA101 Now!
RA 101 for College Instructors starts Sept. 9 online There is nothing better than a supportive community of educators when you are launching another school year with your college students. Reading Apprenticeship 101, a 32-hour asynchronous online course for teachers of every subject, gives you that community, plus an expert facilitator, new knowledge, and teaching routines.…
Professional Learning Events
Register Now for Summer 2024 Professional Learning Sessions
A great way to get started with Reading Apprenticeship is to join one of our Summer Institutes. Learn more and register today!
Professional Learning Events, Webinars
Reading Apprenticeship 101 “Making it Real” Workshop Series Summer 2024
In this free, workshop series, current and past participants in Reading Apprenticeship 101 have the opportunity to develop and share plans for core routines: Establishing Community Agreements, Personal Reading History, Think Aloud and Talking to the Text, and Analyzing Disciplinary Text Demands. Participants will: Connect with a professional community of readers, educators, and learners to…
Presentations, Research & Publications, What's New
New College Publication and Online Conversation
Join college faculty, leaders, and Reading Apprenticeship facilitators in an online conversation hosted by the editors of the recent special issue of the Journal on Excellence in College Teaching. Nika Hogan and co-authors Magruder and McCormick authored an article that is part of the issue conversation, and for a limited time you can read it…
What's New
Grant for Academic Literacy curriculum and Professional Development
Reading Apprenticeship is proud to announce that we won a federal 2024-2028 grant to update and evaluate our Academic Literacy (“RAAL”) course. This curriculum and its related professional learning enable teachers to support middle and high school students to read deeply in history, English, and science, while also building their foundational literacy skills, stamina, and…
Spotlight
Kimberly Fargier, Facilitator
Location: San Antonio, Texas Years of Teaching: 24 If you had to describe yourself as an educator, what six words would you use and why? Responsive, creative, engaging, inspiring, challenging, and welcoming. After my first year teaching, I quickly discovered that most adults and students enter my life and classroom, with libraries full of negative…
Spotlight
Tonya Whitehorn, Facilitator
Location: Belleville, Michigan Years of Teaching: 25 If you had to describe yourself as an educator, what six words would you use and why? I would describe myself as empathetic and caring. I understand many of the challenges that come with navigating curriculum and balancing our lives as students, parents, etc. I would also say…
Spotlight
Tracy Hitchcock, Facilitator
Location: Harlingen, TX Years of Teaching: 29 If you had to describe yourself as an educator, what six words would you use and why? The six words I would use to describe myself as an educator are: passionate, funny, caring, engaging, energetic, and compassionate. I love kids and I think teaching is one of the…
Spotlight
Jenn Gusso, Facilitator
Location: Bel Air, MD Years of Teaching: 18 If you had to describe yourself as an educator, what six words would you use and why? Relationship Builder – I believe that getting to know students and their family members is the essential first step in being able to accomplish anything in the classroom. Joyful –…
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