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Vol. 90 No. 3 • January 2013 National Council of Teachers of English 

InsIghts and 

InquIrIes 

About NCTE 

The National Council of Teachers of 

English is the nation’s leading literacy 

organization, comprising over 30,000 

influential educators ranging from 

preschool through college. NCTE’s 

members direct and shape PreK–16 

English language arts programs in 

schools, districts, colleges, states, and 

more. By advertising with NCTE you 

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English language arts teachers, department 

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professors, adjunct faculty, writing 

program administrators, and more. 

Membership Magazine 

The Council Chronicle 3 

Digital Advertising 

INBOX Newsletter 4 

eJournal Announcements 5 

eCouncil Chronicle Announcements 5 

NCTE Mailing List Rental Sales 6 

NCTE Journals 

Elementary 

Language Arts 7 

Talking Points 14 

Middle School/Junior High 

Voices from the Middle 8 

The ALAN Review 14 

English Journal 9 

English Journal Vol. 102 No. 3 • January 2013 


Mentoring 

and Teacher 

Development 

Guest Editor 

Thomas M. McCann 

Deborah Bieler on Holistic 

Mentoring 

Questioning and Inquiry 

in Mentoring 

Steven Z. Athanases 

Erinn Bentley, A lison 

Morway, and Tammie 

Short Make a Wish List 

Collaborative 

Co-Mentoring 

Steven T. Bickmore 

Dawan Coombs and 

Kate Goodwin Give New 

Teachers Something to 

Talk About 

Designing Contexts for 

Collective Support of 

Teacher Learning 

Debi Khasnabis, Catherine 

H. Reischl, Melissa Stu l, 

and Timothy Boerst 

Susan Spangler on Making 

the Transition from 

Studen to Teacher 

Mark Letcher Surveys 

Nonfiction Titles for 

Teens 

And Much More . . 

Teachers’ Resistance to 

LGBT Literature and Issues 

Amanda Haertling Thein 

Teacher Research as a 

Tool for Learning to Teach 

Judith Lysaker and 

Becky Thompson 

Vygotsky and the 

21st-Century LA Teacher 

Peter Smagorinsky 

Research and Policy: 

Information Texts and the 

Common Core Standards 

Beth Maloch and Randy Bomer 

Reviews of Professional Books 

and Children’s Literature 

Conversation Currents: 

LGBT Issues in the LA 

Classroom 

Ji l Hermann-Wilmarth 

and Caitlin L. Ryan 

years 

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Volume 75 number 3 January 2013 

eMeRging VoiCes: 

Unpredictable encounters: Religious Discourse, 

sexuality, and the Free exercise of Rhetoric 

T J Geiger I 

The Consequences of integrating Faith into Academic 

Writing 

Jeffrey M. Ringer 

“standard” issue: Public Discourse, Ayers v. Fordice, 

and the Dilemma of the Basic Writer 

Joyce Olewski Inman 

“Ability to Benefit”: Making Forward-looking Decisions 

about our Most Underprepared students 

Patrick Su livan and David Nielsen 

Secondary 

English Journal 9 

English Leadership Quarterly 14 

The ALAN Review 14 

College 

College English 10 

College Composition and Communication 11 

Teaching English in the Two-Year College 12 

English Education 13 

Research in the Teaching of English 13 

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Professional, Learned, Educated 

80 

70 

60 

50 

40 

52% 

66% 

Members who 

spend time each 

WEEK engaging in 

professional reading 

Every MONTH, NCTE members: 

30 

20 

10 

0 

Have earned 

credit beyond a 

Master’s degree 

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 0 

Across a Wide Range of Classrooms… 

30 

25 

20 

15 

10 

5 

0 

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College 

Middle School 

43% 

PreK–5 

In Various Leadership Roles 

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18% 

9% 

8% 

6% 

3% 3% 

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Language Arts 

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InsIghts and 

InquIrIes 

Teachers’ Resistance to 

LGBT Literature and Issues 

Amanda Haertling Thein 

Teacher Research as a 

Tool for Learning to Teach 


Judith Lysaker and 

Becky Thompson 

Connect with thousands of teachers, coaches, professors, and educators across 

grades PreK–college who shape and advance reading and writing instruction. 

The journal editors choose articles that inspire, empower, and challenge teachers. 

Vygotsky and the 

21st-Century LA Teacher 

Peter Smagorinsky 

Research and Policy: 

Information Texts and the 

Common Core Standards 

Beth Maloch and Randy Bomer 

Reviews of Professional Books 

and Children’s Literature 

Conversation Currents: 

LGBT Issues in the LA 

Classroom 

Jill Hermann-Wilmarth 

and Caitlin L. Ryan 

Readership: 

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Scholastic Level of Interest 

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12% 

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8% 

64% 

Elementary 

Middle 

Secondary 

College 

25 

20 

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10 

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0 


Published: July, September, November, January, March, and May 

Editors: 

Peggy Albers, Caitlin McMunn Dooley, Amy Seely Flint, 

Teri Holbrook, and Laura May; 

Georgia State University, Atlanta 

Journal Themes for the 2013-2014 School Year: 

May 2013 

July 2013 

Sep 2013 

Nov 2013 

Jan 2014 

Mar 2014 

Community Literacy/ies 

Inquiries and Insights (Summer) 

Literacy Learning and Discourse 

Innovations 

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Common Core or Rotten Core? 

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Voices from the Middle 

— the cornerstone for ongoing professional 

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Volume 20 Number 3 

March 2013 

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A Publication of the National Council of Teachers of English 

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High School 

24% 63% 

Elementary 

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Published: September, December, March, and May 

Editors: 

Doug Fisher, Nancy Frey, and Diane Lapp, San Diego State University 


May 2013 

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Dec 2013 

Mar 2014 

May 2014 

Teaching the Language of School and Academics 

Expanding the Canon: Virtue or Vice? 

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Remixing the Roles of Teacher and Learner 

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English Journal 

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English language arts educators for over 100 years! 

English Journal Vol. 102 No. 3 • January 2013 


Mentoring 

and Teacher 

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Deborah Bieler on Holistic 

Mentoring 

Questioning and Inquiry 

in Mentoring 

Steven Z. Athanases 

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Elementary 

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10 


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Circulation: 16 ,000 


Editors: 

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July 2013 

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College English 

—the leading publication for college English instructors 

College English is the professional journal for the college scholar-teacher. CE publishes 

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COLLEGE 

ENGLISH 

nATionAl CoUnCil oF TeACheRs oF english 

Volume 75 number 3 January 2013 

eMeRging VoiCes: 

Unpredictable encounters: Religious Discourse, 

sexuality, and the Free exercise of Rhetoric 

T J Geiger I 

The Consequences of integrating Faith into Academic 

Writing 

Jeffrey M. Ringer 

“standard” issue: Public Discourse, Ayers v. Fordice, 

and the Dilemma of the Basic Writer 

Joyce Olewski Inman 

“Ability to Benefit”: Making Forward-looking Decisions 

about our Most Underprepared students 

Patrick Su livan and David Nielsen 

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Readership: 

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College 

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Middle/Elementary 

95% 

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9 

6 

3 

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College Composition and Communication 

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Every issue of College Composition and Communication includes articles, one-page concept 

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Volume 6064 Number 3 February 2009 2013 

CCC 

College Composition and Communication 

African Modernity American and Empire: Language, Rhetoric, and Students’ 

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Staci Colonial M. Perryman-Clark 

Writing Practices 

Joseph Jeyaraj 

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Kristine Rebecca Johnson S. Nowacek 

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Irvin Peckham 

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Asao B. Inoue 

Suzanne Rumsey 

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Patricia Bizze l 

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National Council of Teachers of English 

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Adjunct 

0 


Published: September, December, February, and June 

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Teaching English in the Two-Year College 

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Teaching english in the Two-Year College 

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6% 


College 

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15 


Secondary 

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English Education 

—influencing future literacy educators 

English Education is the journal of the Conference on English Education (CEE), a constituent organization 

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engaged in the preparation and continuing education of teachers of English language arts/literacy. 


Published: July, October, January, and April 

Editors: 

Leslie Rush, University of Wyoming, Laramie 

Lisa Scherff, Florida State University, Tallahassee 

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