Teaching Resources
Our free resources support English teachers in elevating student voices in their curricula and classrooms, so that students can feel seen and inspired by what they read.
Elevate Student Voices in the Classroom
After a time of tremendous grief, reading e-books by their peers can help students not only heal, but find their creative confidence and their power. If you want to lift up student voices in your classroom or program, submit your interest below!
Courageous Conversation Slides
Kick off your lessons with a 10-minute conversation from the Novelly library! Our ready-to-go slides include quotes from youth-written literature and youth-created discussion questions to energize students.
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Podcast on YouTube
Play or assign clips from our youth-hosted “Read to Heal” podcast! Students can watch their peers model courageous conversations in their in-depth discussions of e-books in the Novelly library.
Teacher Case Studies
Learn how teachers are using Novelly's Teaching Resources to support their students in reading, writing, and discussing diverse student voices through our annually published case studies. To participate in a case study, submit your interest below.
Testimonial & Case Study
“Some scholars were very hesitant to share their stories in front of their classmates and parents. However, I noticed how some of them felt relief after doing so, because they were able to open up and be their true selves. Through Novelly's library and activities, [one scholar] told me she felt like she learned how to better express herself and reflect on her past relationships. Being able to write down her thoughts gave her better insights into her experiences and who she is becoming."
— Ariana L., House Sister, HomeWorks Trenton
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Together, we can build a movement for courageous storytelling and courageous conversations and create a world that celebrates the stories and voices of diverse youth.
