Amany Elaraby

The Power of Critical Literacy in the ELD Classroom ALL AREAS STUDENT VOICE K-12

The session’s goal is to Examine the The impact of critical literacy on oral and written discourse in a diverse classroom, to Reflect on critical literacy tools that can guide and inform teaching practices, and to provide some tools help create culturally responsive curriculum that will lead to increase learners’ achievement.

2023 Fall Conference
MEETING ROOM: 13
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