Be our guest at one of Janet Allen's popular Literacy Institutes, recorded live in Jacksonville, Florida. Thoughtful, amusing, and ever practical, Janet discusses and explores many of difficulties every literacy educator faces daily:
Each of these elements is supported by published research and writing, as well as Janet's 20 years as a classroom teacher. Her humor will hold your attention, and her vignettes of classroom experiences will resonate with every teacher who has spent days or years trying to help children and adolescents discover literate lives.
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"Janet was my advisor and mentor when I was in grad school and teaching high school English. She had a hand in making me a great teacher. This is a great book and a must-read for English/Reading/Language Arts teachers. " — Cindy (4 out of 5 stars)
"Janet was my advisor and mentor when I was in grad school and teaching high school English. She had a hand in making me a great teacher. This is a great book and a must-read for English/Reading/Language Arts teachers. "
" I read this book in college. It's an incredible book about guiding teens and young adults to literature. "
Janet Allen is an international consultant recognized for her comprehensive work in reading education. After teaching reading and English for nearly twenty years in Maine, Janet relocated to the University of Central Florida where she taught reading, writing, and English education courses; directed the Central Florida Writing Project; and assisted in the creation of the Orange County Literacy Project. She is now a full-time researcher, writer, and consultant in schools and districts involved in rethinking their approaches to literacy and learning.
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