Students from Wake Forest University and Winston-Salem State University volunteered as ‘Reading Buddies’ for children aged 4 to 10. Children went around different stations at the event, learning about the core ideals of Dr. King: service, literacy and education.
Over 30 faculty and staff from across campus attended the Center for Literacy Education’s first Innovation Incubator & Idea Exchange lunches this past December. The goal of these informal, one-hour sessions was to encourage faculty/staff conversation around shared ideas and interests, brainstorm potential interdisciplinary collaborations, […]
On Thursday, December 5th, from 11:00am to 1:45pm, Dr. Ali Sakkal and his EDU 311 (Learning & Cognitive Science) students displayed models of learning spaces they designed and built in the WakerSpace using 3-D printing, laser cutting, vinyl, and woodworking. Dr. Sakkal received one of […]
Learn more at: https://skipprosserliteracy.wfu.edu/deacon-detectives/ The Skip Prosser Literacy Program interns are reading the book City Spies by James Ponti for their Fall 2024 Big Read at Wake Forest University. Wake Forest students, faculty, staff, and alumni are invited to participate. […]
Learn more about Brian Li at: https://www.blifinancecoach.com/. Brian Li (’03) will lead a series of financial literacy workshops for First in the Forest students and Winston-Salem TEACH residents on Tuesday, November 5. Brian teaches mathematics and finance at Providence Day School […]
Dr. Donovan Livingston visited Wake Forest University as part of the Leadership, Equity, and Education Speaker Series. The event was open to the public and co-sponsored by the Center for Literacy Education, Department of Education, African American Studies Program, Program for Leadership and Character, […]
The Center for Literacy Education and the Department of Education are co-hosting a virtual Professional Learning Series on Monday, October 21, from 4-5pm EST. Dr. Casey Holmes, Visiting Assistant Professor of Social Studies Education, will be speaking on “Fostering Student Hopefulness with Critical Civic Education.”
A believer in the enormous opportunities that education provides, Dr. Livingston inspires students, educators, and communities with his conviction that every child has the right to “lift off” and achieve their dreams. Drawing on personal experiences as well as scholarship, Livingston examines the role of […]
The WFU Departments of Spanish, Linguistics, Education, Anthropology, Latin American and Latino Studies, American Ethnic Studies, the Office for Diversity and Inclusion, and the Center for Literacy Education, invite you to join us on Friday, September 20th at 4 pm for a book talk and […]