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Literacy Association of Tennessee Annual Conference

Welcome to the 2019 Literacy Association of Tennessee Annual Conference in Murfreesboro, TN!

8:00pm CST

Milk & Cookies, PJs & Books Mirabella D

10:00am CST

Shift the Lift: The Magic of Empowering Student Ownership Mirabella DKim Bell • Yvonne Smith

11:00am CST

Vocabulary Enactments: A Key to Unlocking Meaning Broadlands BPamela Jukes • Dr. Judy Pierce • Beverly Joan Boulware

3:10pm CST

Enhancing Literacy Instruction with Arts Integration Mirabella GJennifer Wright Listening is Literacy: Why you need to be using podcasts in your classroom Mirabella DAshley Million Bible Room Transformation Magic: Creating New Worlds for Reading Mirabella CDebbie Higdon SESSION CANCELLED: Finding the Sweet Spot: Balancing Time, Rigor, Diverse Learners, and Social Justice with Specific Standards through Excerpts of Children’s Literature Broadlands AJill Henderson The Secret Recipe to Motivate Readers all Year Long Cambridge BKim Harkreader Seducing Kids to Read! Effective Summer Reading Programs Oakleigh ARichard L. Allington • Anne McGill-Franzen • Natalia Ward is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the East Tennessee State Unive

4:10pm CST

Writing Reboot: A Fresh Look at Strategies to Prepare Students for TAS and CCR Mirabella HAmber Timms

9:30am CST

Bridging School and Community Literacy Strategies to Support Language Acquisition Mirabella BDr. Crystal Cook • Helen Perkins Get Lit Up! Integrating any literature into any subject. Mirabella ICarrie Clabo • Michele Bowman Good Book and Potato Chips Mirabella DDr. Theresa Stevenson

10:30am CST

Building Community Engagement and Reducing Summer Slide Through Mobile Literacy Mirabella DCarla Whiles • Dr. Tammy Markland • Becky Wagner Presenting Age Appropriate Literature to Non-Readers and Low Readers Mirabella IRhonda Douglas Project Lit will change the way your students feel about reading Broadlands Akimberly rein • Dianne Hall • Ed. S.

11:30am CST

Are picture books really for middle and high school students? Yes, they are! Mirabella BKelli Wisener Planning and Implementing a Schoolwide Read Mirabella DKathryn Latacha