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About Educator's Voice
Educator's Voice is a series of journals of best practices in education produced by NYSUT. Educator's Voice provides research-based, field-tested strategies that have been used by experienced educators to help schools close achievement gaps and ensure all students have a solid academic foundation.
Among educators and policymakers, the focus on early literacy is increasing. In New York, more students than ever are enrolled in publicly funded pre-K programs, thanks to a new initiative supported by the state Legislature and Board of Regents. Schools throughout New York are using increases in state aid to direct more resources at early education and literacy.
NYSUT welcomes articles from all constituents and seeks real classroom stories about effective practices that are based on research. You are invited to submit a proposal for an article for the next two volumes. Authors must be active or retired member of a NYSUT affiliate, including United University Professions, the Professional Staff Congress and all other locals. If there are multiple authors, at least one author must be a current or retired NYSUT member.
Interested in contributing to Educator's Voice? Guidelines and author submission forms are as available for download.
Included in this issue:
- Introduction
- An Early Childhood Practitioner's Guide: Developmentally Appropriate Literacy Practices for Preschool-Age Children
- Early Literacy in School: Getting off on the Right Foot
- Vocabulary Instruction for English Language Learners
- Response to Intervention: An Overview
- New Hope for Struggling Learners
- The Importance of the A in LiterAcy
- How Drawing in Conjunction with Writing Contributes to Literacy
- Comprehension Strategies that Enhance Literacy
- Facilitating Professional Conversations: Data-Driven Planning and Instruction for the Early Childhood Classroom
- Book Reviews
- Glossary/Literacy Concepts
- Resources and Web Sites
- Call for Proposals for Next Issues
