Center for Literacy Education – University of Notre Dame
The Center fosters collaboration between the Institute for Educational Initiatives’ English education faculty and the College of Arts and Letters with the goal of transforming literacy scholarship and practice in today’s urban and multicultural urban schools. With the support of the O’Shaugnessy Foundation Endowment for Excellence in K-12 Research, it works with ACE’s English educators and K-12 leaders and classroom teachers to create a dialogue focused upon what is known about powerful literacy teaching and learning and what we will need to know in order to meet the challenges and opportunities of literacy education in the future.
February 12, 2024
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