Navigating Technology in the Secondary ELA Classroom
Written by Teachers for Teachers
This open pedagogy project includes essays by University of Northern Iowa (UNI) graduate students, all working secondary English Language Arts (ELA) teachers. In their essays, they unpack their own responses to generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) as it applies to their classrooms. This book might be useful for other in-service and pre-service teachers considering the role of AI in education.
Editors: Dr. David M. Grant, Anne Marie Gruber
Contributors: Kimberly Cavalier, Erin Neebel, Alexandra Parham, Amber Schouten, and Ashley Webb
Special thanks to the Teaching English in Secondary Schools (TESS) M.A. program, now part of the M.A. in English in the UNI Department of Languages & Literatures.
Background image credit: University of Northern Iowa, All Rights Reserved, used with permission.
Cover image credit: Design Melinda Beland, 2026. Images used under Canva Terms of Use, permitted uses for educational, non-commercial works.

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Teacher Essays
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- publisherRod Library, University of Northern Iowa
- publisher placeCedar Falls, IA
- rightsEsssays are individually licensed with each author's selected Creative Commons license.


