Northside school makes 'Sweet Sixteen' in Final Four youth literacy contest
The annual reading competition at San Antonio schools, leading up to the NCAA Men's Final Four, encourages youth literacy in ...
Love from around the world: University City kindergarteners receive Valentine's postcards
Beth Strange, a local teacher, set out to teach her kindergarten class a geography lesson, but it quickly expanded beyond her ...
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Publishing graphic novel draws on student's love of art, storytelling
The Western High School senior’s self-published graphic novel, “Thunder Bread,” tells the story of two teens who get ...
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Faculty, Graduate Students Publish Open Textbooks Through Libraries Program
Seven faculty members and three graduate students published open textbooks in a variety of academic fields, adding to the more than 40 courses that now offer free options and have saved students more ...
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SBU's Voss speaks about how AI is transforming literacy education
Voss, assistant professor of Literacy, was a featured speaker at the National Literacy Institute (NLI) Conference in Houston, Texas, on Nov. 16, 2024. Her session, "AI Meets Reading: Revolutionizing ...
CSUF professor’s children’s story about LA wildfires offers facts and reassurance
Fire, Fire, Go Away!” by Shu-Chen Yen explains the cause and response to the wildfires in a way children can understand.
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What do these South Carolina students think about books being pulled from schools?
The state Board of Education recently removed four books from school libraries. The board says it's to protect kids from ...
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Harvard Kennedy School provides perspective
A recent John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum at the Institute of Politics (IOP) offered an opportunity for Harvard Kennedy School professors and IOP fellows to analyze what we have seen and what we might expect ...