Eastern Kentucky Literacy Chapter

The first 10 accepted to our book study will receive FREE REGISTRATION to the Kentucky Reading Association Conference (kyreading.org) in September.

Register at: bit.ly/EKLCBookStudy

For more information contact: [email protected]

Free copies of her books for the first 30 kiddos!

Join us May 6th at 9:30am Purdy’s on Bill Hill for a book reading and mini workshop! Brought to you by the Eastern Kentucky Literacy Chapter of the Kentucky Reading Association!

The Call for Proposals form for the 2023 Kentucky Reading Association’s Annual Conference is now posted. You may access the online proposal submission form at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KRA2023cfp.

Additional details are included on the Call for Proposal form. Please consider submitting a proposal and share this exciting news with your colleagues who might also enhance our conference as presenters!

You may also find additional information about this year’s conference at http://www.kyreading.org/events/conference.

On behalf of the Professional Resources and Support committee, we invite you to help inform us about the needs of our KRA members. Please take a few minutes to respond to our Annual KRA Needs Assessment by visiting the following link: https://forms.gle/N6ax6eKhArkKKbMF8

Thank you in advance for your feedback and all that you do to be a Voice for Literacy!

Erin Wobbekind Powell
KRA Professional Resources and Partnerships Committee

We are excited that our professional journal is back again as another support that KRA offers to our community. You can access the journal at:https://kyreading.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/LTL-Volume-1_Issue-1_FINAL.pdf
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A note from the editors of the Literacy Teaching and Learning Journal, the official journal of the Kentucky Reading Association.

This first edition of the LTL Journal begins a new era of more frequent publications full of a wealth of interesting and informative information in the field of literacy. The journal title is new, the editors are new to the position, and the format is new.

We would like to thank Dr. Kimberlee Sharp, an editor of Social Studies Teaching and Learning. Dr. Sharp provided technical assistance and advice on the new format of the journal as well as peer editor rubrics. This edition of the journal includes research articles, a professional book review, and some teacher tips. The editors are already in search of submissions for the next journal publication. Anyone interested in submitting articles, please contact [email protected].

Literacy Teaching and Learning Journal Editors:

Alison Critchfield
Director
Early Language and Literacy Project (ELLP)
Collaborative Center for Literacy Development

Timothy A. Jansky, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Teaching, Learning, and Educational Leadership
Eastern Kentucky University

Rebecca Roach, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Early Childhood, Elementary, and Special Education,
Volgenau College of Education
Morehead State University

Stop by the 2nd floor and use our dance checkpoint while you’re at the conference this week!

Start practicing now!!

Official TikTok Dance: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTR5FJurg/

kyreadingassoc on TikTok You can still register at kyreading.org!

Are you ready to be a literacy influencer?? Join us on TikTok with our conference dance: https://www.tiktok.com/@kyreadingassoc/video/7139618814110469418?_t=8VPXIbEaBac&_r=1 You can still register for the conference at: kyreading.org