Announcements
Welcome to the Texas Journal of Literacy Education. This is the official journal of the Texas Association of Literacy Education (TALE), the state affiliate of the International Literacy Association.
Thank you to Dr. Amy Burke, Dr. Elizabeth Kaye, and Dr. Mandy Stewart, and Dr. Connie Briggs from Texas Woman's University who have provided the journal with outstanding leadership over the previous 3 years.
As the new editorial team of TJLE, we are excited to build on the strong tradition of previous editors. We value original research and insights from all voices and encourage you to submit your work. TJLE is committed to providing a forum for a variety of voices and viewpoints.
We look forward to your submissions!
Sincerely,
Your new editors from Texas A&M Univeristy-Commerce Department of Curriculum & Instuction, Reading
Kamshia Childs, EdD, Lead Editor
Laura Slay, PhD, Lead Editor
Tami Morton, PhD, Associate Editor
Juan Araujo, PhD, Associate Editor
https://www.tamuc.edu/dept-of-curriculum-and-instruction/
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2022-08-01
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TJLE Has A NEW Editorial Team!
2022-04-26A&M Commerce Team join together to edit TJLE until 2025
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New TJLE Editors Announced
2022-03-21From Texas A & M - Commerce, TJLE will now be led by Dr. Kamshia Childs, Dr. Juan Araujo, and Dr. Laura Slay.
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TJLE Call for Editors
2021-07-21The Texas Journal of Literacy Education (TJLE) is seeking a new editor or editorial team to begin a three-year term in October 2021. TJLE is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes original research and practical articles that are related to literacy education. The editor (or co-editors) of TJLE is appointed by the Texas Association of Literacy Education Board of Directors.
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TJLE Book Reviews
2021-02-08 -
Twitter chat with TJLE Author Dr. Bethany Scullin
2020-10-20Join us on October 23 for a Twitter chat with Dr. Bethany Scullin, author of the recently published TJLE article 'I Can't Find No Black Books': Helping African-American Males Find Books They Want to Read".
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