The latest issue of the Wisconsin English Journal is now online! I have truly enjoyed serving as the assistant editor for the past two years, and I will miss the wonderful editorial board, authors, and reviewers.  Thank you to senior editor Mary Louise Gomez for such a wonderful opportunity!  Marci Glaus, a doctoral student at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, will take over as an assistant editor, along with Jessica Gallo.

In this issue:

From the Editor – Mary Louise Gomez

Views from the Field: Javon’s Story – Catherine F. Compton-Lilly

The New Adventures of English Language Arts: The Revolutions ARE Being Televised… and Blogged and Tweeted – Dawnene D. Hassett

State of the State: RTI and the Role of English Educators – Emilie A. Amundson

The Critical English Educator: Examining Violence in Literature – Melissa Schieble

Making Research Relevant: Learning from One Another – Jessica Gallo

Tech Tools for Teachers, By Teachers: Bridging Teachers and Students – Carmen Manning, William Brooks, Vanessa Crotteau, Annelise Diedrich, Jessie Moser, Amanda Zwiefelhofer

Profile of an Outstanding English Educator – Karen Kelley Rigoni

Book Review of RTI in Literacy-Responsive and Comprehensive – Mary Guay

Book Review of Why Culture Counts: Teaching Children of Poverty – Lisa Arneson

Book Review of Solution-Focused RTI: A Positive and Personalized Approach to Response to Intervention – Dana L. Hagerman

Student Self-Assessment and the Concept of the Completed Argument – John Pruitt

Microblogging for Professional Learning – Luke Rodesiler

Creating Conversations: Pairing YA Lit with Wikis to Build Reading Communities – Robyn Seglem

Social Collaboration in the Workplace: Questions to Consider and Possible Activities for Your Classroom – Jason Henry Wirtz

WCTE Position Statement on Governor Walker’s Budget Repair Bill – Lynn Aprill

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