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Coffee Break with Cornelius Minor - Part Two

Part Two

Cornelius Minor is an avid proponent of change, a disrupter for good in my view, and an energetic educator-driven by students rights for access to learning. If you haven’t heard him speak, then I would strongly encourage you to do so. This is Part Two of our Coffee Break, continuing our fascinating discussion...

EduColor, Equity in Education, Interview, literacy, education, ELALaura HancockApril 20, 2018EduColor, equityineducation, English Language Arts, literacy, ELA, socialjustice, englishteacher, supporting teachers, reading, accessComment

Coffee Break with...Aida Allen Rotell

Have you ever met an educator and you thought, "I wish I had them as a teacher." Or "I want my children to have this teacher." For me that person is Aida Allen Rotell. I've seen her teach, I've seen her present, and presented with her. She is a fascinating individual! And very funny. Aida is a national and internationally recognized Literacy Consultant, whose primary goal is to empower teachers to be intentional, purposeful and positively impact student learning.

Take a coffee break and a little peak into what drives her in education.

literacy consultingLaura HancockMarch 2, 2018literacy consultant, literacy, supporting teachers, close reading, Doug Fisher, Nancy Frey, Diane Lapp, text dependent questions, annotationsComment