Who?
Middle- and high school ELA teachers, school librarians, literacy coaches, reading specialists, and intervention teachers.
What?
Are you trying to meet the varied reading needs of the students in your class? To invite new perspectives into your discussions? To help students grapple with today’s tough topics? To find ways to partner with a school or local librarian? Young Adult Literature can be a powerful force for doing all this and more.
This one-day workshop is your chance to dive into the What, Why, and How with the latest young adult texts. What books are new and flying off the shelves? Why is representation important in the texts we offer students? And How--how do we navigate the many instructional decisions involved in offering great book choices to our students?
When?Tuesday, January 7, 2020
8:30am to 3:00pm
Where?
Oakland Schools Main Campus
2111 Pontiac Lake Road, Waterford Twp, MI 48328
Lunch and coffee will be provided.
Cost: $30
Out of County Cost: $40
SCECHs pending approval
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