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Friday, March 17 • 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Creating an Intellectual Infrastructure of Advanced Literacy and Knowledge Development for African American Males in Elementary, Middle, and High School *Available Virtually*

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This session will focus on reading, writing, and intellectual development as tools of protection to combat the erasure of African American males from the social and scientific disciplines. I will highlight approaches to move African American males to advanced levels of literacy development in a nation in which this focus is taboo in many preK-12 school districts. Instructional and curricular practices will be offered along with artifacts from grades 3 – 5.

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Dr. Alfred Tatum

Dr. Alfred W. Tatum, Professor in the School of Education at Metropolitan State University of Denver and Founder of Literacy Areas, is a foremost expert on the literacy development of African American boys. He has authored more than 87 publications on the topic. His works have appeared... Read More →


Friday March 17, 2023 4:30pm - 5:30pm EDT
Hampton Roads Ballroom / 3rd Floor