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Middle Pathway Workshop: Building a Community of Readers and Writers: How Exploring Identity Helps Us Better Understand the World Around Us
Date
October 20, 2020
$20
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Our most comprehensive package, you’ll have access to not only all 13 Main Stage sessions but also the Middle Pathway Workshop series. Learn at your own pace and come back to each session as many times as you want. Access is available on demand through August 15, 2021…
This Middle Pathway package contains four 90-minute workshop sessions organized by age of learner and designed around timely topics most relevant to your work, through a responsive lens that acknowledges the critical challenges facing today’s literacy teachers…
In this workshop, we'll explore how to build and grow a community of readers and writers by focusing on identity work in the classroom. Through self-awareness and understanding, students become better equipped to identify and address topics related to social justice.
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