In this episode of Corridor Conversations, host Gary R. Gray Jr. talks with Canadian educators and authors Kenisha Bynoe and Angelique Thompson about creating joyful, inclusive early literacy experiences that help children develop foundational...
Teachers all over the country have always faced the competing pressures of protecting the magic of childhood while ensuring their students make important gains in academic skills. It’s tempting to think that students can either play or they can...
Books are, as Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop (1990) wrote, mirrors, windows, and sliding glass doors; they can show us new things and open our minds, reflect on the reader, and open new worlds. When exploring young identities through children’s literature...