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The Literacy Academy

“Literacy is the Gateway to Social Justice...” -K.S. Cooter


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Boosting Reading Achievement in America's Urban Schools
Winner of the 2007 Urban Impact Award (see details in "Site news" section)
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Resource The Reading Teacher (information)
Resource When Mama Can't Read.K.Cooter
Site news
The Cooters Move to Bellarmine University
by Robert Cooter - Saturday, 28 March 2009, 06:05 PM
  Robert and Kathleen Cooter have moved to Bellarmine University effective August 2008. Kathy is Professor of Special Education and will begin new centers at Bellarmine focused on financial education, educational assessment, special education issues, and preparing coaches for new teachers and literacy educators. Bob is the Ursuline Endowed Professor of Teacher Education. Both will continue their works for students living at the poverty level and the teachers that serve them, as well as directing the Memphis Content Literacy Academy (MCLA) and Principals' Fellowship in the Memphis Striving Readers Project. Following are their new e-mail addresses: Bob- rcooter@bellarmine.edu; Kathy-- kcooter@bellarmine.edu.
The Memphis Striving Readers Project: An Urban Middle School Academy
by Robert Cooter - Wednesday, 14 November 2007, 04:11 PM
 

The Memphis Striving Readers Project(MSRP)is a federally funded program ($16 million) being conducted from 2006-2011, of which the Memphis Content Literacy Academy (MCLA) is a component. The MCLA is a joint University of Memphis/Memphis City Schools venture aimed at helping subject area teachers at selected middle schools in MCS to develop expertise in implementing scientifically-based literacy practices as part of instruction in mathematics, science, social studies, and language arts education, so that children living at the poverty level will realize their full potential in American education. Memphis is one of only eight Striving Readers sites in the United States. Results of the project will be available to help teachers of middle school students all across America achieve their potential. For more information on this latest Literacy Academy project, please go to our special website: http://memphisstrivingreaders.org/

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