Terrelle Jackson
Tuesday 12-1:30 p.m. (Zoom)
or by appointment (in person or Zoom).
- About
Biography
Terrelle Jackson (he/him) is a lecturer in the undergraduate English Teacher Education sequence at Illinois State University. In this role, he supports teacher candidates by teaching courses in secondary literacy instruction, equity in education, and socially just pedagogical practices. Prior to joining the English Department at ISU, Mr. Jackson taught secondary English/Language Arts in Springfield Public Schools District 186, where he was named the Horace Mann Rising Star Educator in 2024.
Current Courses
ENG 399.001 English Education Professional Seminar
ENG 399.002 English Education Professional Seminar
ENG 194.003 Introduction to English Education
ENG 194.004 Introduction to English Education
ENG 194.003 Introduction to English Education
ENG 194.004 Introduction to English Education
ENG 296.003 Teaching Diverse Readers and Texts
ENG 296.004 Teaching Diverse Readers and Texts
Teaching Interests & Areas
Teacher Preparation; Secondary Literacy Methods; Special Education Inclusion in the General Education Classroom; Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Access in the 9-12 ELA Classroom; and Socially Just ELA Instruction.
Research Interests & Areas
Justice-Oriented Pedagogies, Critical Literacy, Race and Racism in Secondary Education.