You too can become a super teacher! They will share resources, tips, and tools you can add to your utility belt, and they would love for you to join their league of super educators. They’ll also discuss how the Comic-Con Educator Book Club brings together teachers from across the region in pursuit of great reads, community, and strategies for the classroom. Room Shiley Special Events Suite, San Diego Central Libraryġ1:00–12:00 Kapow! Woosh! Zap! Comics in the Classroom-Hear from a panel of super teachers, Jaime Brown (English, San Diego High School of International Studies), Mick Rabin (Project Resource Teacher, Advocacy and Education, San Diego Unified School District), Christine MacNeil (5th Grade, Lilac School), Grace Nall (National Board Certified Teacher, 2nd Grade, Walker Elementary), and Ella Rogosin (History, Olympian High School), moderated by Jewyl Clarke (Integrated Curriculum Coordinator, San Diego County Office of Education) as they discuss how incorporating comics into the curriculum increases engagement and access for all students while developing a love for learning (and secretly powering up literacy skills).
(founder, Weird Enough Productions Forbes 30 Under 30), and moderator Tracy Edmunds ( Graphic Novels are Elementary!). Featuring Rachelle Cruz (UC Riverside, Experiencing Comics), Derek Heid (high school English Language Arts, TVUSD), Talia Hurwich (NYU, Worth A Thousand Words), Laurence Tan (LAUSD and Teaching Tolerance Teacher of the Year), Tony Weaver Jr. Hear these panelists discuss how comics and graphic novels are different from other texts and how they are similar, how students can analyze the combination of art and text, and how they can use visual text evidence to support their thinking. 10:00–11:00 You Have to Read the Pictures, Too: Visual Literacy and Analyzing Graphic Texts with Students-In this crash course in text analysis for graphic novels, teachers and industry experts will demonstrate techniques and tools for building students' critical literacy skills with graphic texts.
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