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Spring 2026 Culminating Projects: Tackling College Reading with High School Students

Spring 2026 Culminating Projects
Tackling College Reading with High School Students
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  2. Table of Contents by Fellow Name
  3. Promoting Independent Learning for High School Students in College Settings
  4. Equity Minded Teaching to Engage All Learners
  5. Tackling College Reading with High School Students
  6. Fostering Interaction & Belonging in Online Courses
  7. Teaching and Learning in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
  8. Building Thinking Classrooms in Higher Education STEM Classrooms

College ReadingThis track explored how dual-enrollment instructors can support high school students in developing the literacy skills they need to successfully analyze college-level texts. Participants discussed growing student motivation for reading, designing readings and activities that increase student comprehension, teaching with students’ multilingual and multicultural backgrounds in mind, and how to teach discipline-specific literacy skills. This track was co-led by a former K-16 Pedagogy Fellow. 2025-26 Fellows:
  • Matthew Blake, Hunter College
  • Stephen J. Cerulli, Hostos Community College
  • Alison Lowenstein, Hostos Community College
  • John McLaughlin, College of Staten Island
  • Krystyna Michael, Hostos Community College
  • Kimberly Osborne, Brooklyn College
  • Myrtia (Mercy) Petroutsos, Queensborough Community College

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