About OKCTE
The Oklahoma Council of Teachers of English is a proud affiliate
of the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE).
of the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE).
What Do We Do?
Each year, members of the affiliate are welcomed to the annual OKCTE Fall Conference which invites educators and students from across the state to share and learn new ideas through professional development. Additionally, we celebrate at the Spring Awards Ceremony winners of the Geraldine Burns Award for Excellence in English Education and winners of the Young Writers Contest. Our official journal, the Oklahoma English Journal, features practitioner, research, and student pieces, and our digital newsletter showcases voices from local student affiliates, classroom experiences, and book reviews.
What Are the Benefits of Being a Member of OKCTE?
OKCTE provides a community in which to share experiences with others and see what other teachers around the state (and nation) are doing. Within this community, educators are able to discuss the latest research, discover what works in the classroom and what doesn't, and engage and teach students so that they will learn and enjoy learning. Opportunities to showcase personal and student work within a larger community allows members to give value to their practice both in and out of the classroom.
Each year, members of the affiliate are welcomed to the annual OKCTE Fall Conference which invites educators and students from across the state to share and learn new ideas through professional development. Additionally, we celebrate at the Spring Awards Ceremony winners of the Geraldine Burns Award for Excellence in English Education and winners of the Young Writers Contest. Our official journal, the Oklahoma English Journal, features practitioner, research, and student pieces, and our digital newsletter showcases voices from local student affiliates, classroom experiences, and book reviews.
What Are the Benefits of Being a Member of OKCTE?
OKCTE provides a community in which to share experiences with others and see what other teachers around the state (and nation) are doing. Within this community, educators are able to discuss the latest research, discover what works in the classroom and what doesn't, and engage and teach students so that they will learn and enjoy learning. Opportunities to showcase personal and student work within a larger community allows members to give value to their practice both in and out of the classroom.
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National Council of Teachers of English: The purpose of this [NCTE] Association is to improve the quality of instruction in English at all educational levels; to encourage research, experimentation, and investigation in the teaching of English; to facilitate professional cooperation of the members; to hold public discussions and programs; to sponsor the publication of desirable articles and reports; and to integrate the efforts of all those who are concerned with the improvement of instruction in English (NCTE, Article III). |
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