Posts by: Shawna Coppola

Shawna Coppola

May 29, 2023

Advocating for a More Humanizing Approach to Data Collection

by The Educator Collaborative Fellow Shawna Coppola What are the professional texts that seem to “live” at your desk–that rarely make it back to their home on your shelves or ... Read more

November 12, 2021November 12, 2021

Digital Literacies: Surviving and Thriving in Classroom Spaces

Makers and Spaces

post by The Educator Collaborator member Shawna Coppola alongside her colleagues at the University of New Hampshire, Alecia Magnifico, associate professor of English and Laura Smith, senior lecturer Digital Literacies: ... Read more

October 2, 2020October 2, 2020

The Promise of Universal Design in Designing Anti-Bias, Anti-Racist Learning Experiences

Discourse, Your Next Lesson

post by Shawna Coppola, The Educator Collaborative member The Promise of Universal Design in Designing Anti-Bias, Anti-Racist Learning Experiences Last April I hit a milestone age. Actually, every age over ... Read more

March 9, 2020

Coronavirus, School Closures, and Important Considerations for Educators

Discourse, Your Next Lesson

post by Shawna Coppola, 2019-2020 The Educator Collaborative Fellow Coronavirus, School Closures, and Important Considerations for Educators As concerns about Coronavirus (COVID-19) continue to increase across the United States, many ... Read more

February 18, 2020February 18, 2020

Three Important Things the “Reading Wars” (Tend to) Ignore

Discourse

post by Shawna Coppola, 2019-2020 The Educator Collaborative Fellow Three Important Things the “Reading Wars” (Tend to) Ignore The “reading wars,” much like the manufactured narratives around the so-called “reading ... Read more