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La Historia de Mi Nombre: A Culturally Sustaining Early Literacy Practice
K Nash, L Panther, A Arce‐Boardman
The Reading Teacher 71 (5), 605-609, 2018
342018
I can tell you stories: Teacher education during educational disruption
L Panther, KA Allee-Herndon, K Perrotta, S Cannon
The Teacher Educator 56 (3), 327-345, 2021
132021
The children come full: From high leverage to humanizing and culturally sustaining literacy practices in urban schools
KT Nash, L Panther
Teachers College Record 121 (4), 2019
122019
Student‐created book basket labels: An innovative, culturally sustaining literacy practice
K Nash, L Panther, K Elson
The Reading Teacher 72 (6), 755-760, 2019
112019
Engaging children and families in culturally relevant literacies
P Piña, KT Nash, A Boardman, B Polson, L Panther
Journal of Family Strengths 15 (2), 3, 2015
72015
Smoke in a bottle: Adolescent literacies and culturally sustaining pedagogies in an urban Catholic High School
LM Panther
University of Missouri-Kansas City, 2018
32018
Reconceptualizing Context and Complexity in Teacher Education: Learning Teaching as an Interpretive Process.
CK Warner, KT Nash, R Thomas, C Bell, E Strekalova-Hughes, L Panther, ...
SoJo Journal: Educational Foundations and Social Justice Education 2 (1), 59-73, 2016
32016
Youth testimony to contend with trauma
L Panther, L Tolefree
Journal of Language and Literacy Education. 18 (1), 1-25, 2022
22022
Multifaceted mentorship community: resisting historical mentoring to create mentee-initiated and sustained mentorship for women doctoral students
D Marx, L Panther, R Thomas, H McNeil
Mentoring & Tutoring: Partnership in Learning 29 (4), 430-452, 2021
22021
"This Class Changed My Life": Using Culturally Sustaining Pedagogies to Frame Undergraduate Research with Students of Color
D Marx, T Torres, L Panther
Scholarship and Practice of Undergraduate Research 3 (1), 11-19, 2019
22019
From best practices to high leverage early literacy practices in urban schools
KT Nash, L Panther, E Hollins
Teachers College Record 117 (8), 2016
22016
“This Is Manist”: Counterscripts as Catalysts for Change in the English Curriculum
L Panther
Multicultural Perspectives 22 (4), 194-200, 2020
12020
“I Want to Use My Voice”: Youth Literacies Disrupting Critical Memetic Analysis
L Panther, P Siegel
Critical Memetic Literacies in English Education, 189-198, 2024
2024
Historical Damage, Modern Resonances, and Speculative Futures: English Education through Memes
L Panther
Critical Memetic Literacies in English Education, 1-24, 2024
2024
Critical Memetic Literacies in English Education: How Do You Meme?
L Panther, D Crovitz
Taylor & Francis, 2023
2023
Being and Seeing: Teaching Financial Literacy through Community Wealth
L Panther, NN Ramsay-Jordan, L Lalana, L Eby
Social Education 87 (5), 296-303, 2023
2023
Georgia literacies for Georgia learners: Advocating for community literacies
L Panther, A Crenshaw, H Edber, R VanDonkelaar
FOCUS 14 (1), 2023
2023
“The most me”: Place and community cultural wealth for financial literacy learning
L Panther, NR Ramsay-Jordan, L Lalana, L Eby
Journal of Literacy Innovation 8 (1), 5-22, 2023
2023
Tomorrow won’t be easy: Using poetry to teach the day after
L Panther, W Conley
Connections 31 (1), 12-18, 2022
2022
HOW DO WE TELL THE STORY?
L Panther, R Barber, A Xiques
Rethinking School-University Partnerships: A New Way Forward, 229, 2021
2021
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