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Why I Compose with Digital Tools

(Note: this is from a series of blog posts that I wrote in which I reflected on my role as a writer -- in music, on blogs,etc.) ... read more
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J.M.G. Le Clezio: Loss in the Foreign Lands of Ourselves

One way to judge the significance of a book is by how much its mood affects you afterward. Such criteria doesn’t fit into any academic critical... read more
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Writing for Change will Be Presenting at Digital Learning Day 2013

Revisiting our friend; Dr.... read more
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Hi Janet,   Thanks for blogging here in NWP Connect.   I look forward to reading and hearing more about your preparation for ... read more

Virgin Islands WP invites you to Travel to Rwanda

Dear Writing Project Colleagues: ... read more
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Reflections on CRWP 2012 Open Institute

As many readers of my blog know, the funding situation that hit the National Writing Project in the spring of 2011 still causes repercussions through... read more
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Thanks for posting this, Troy. There's a lot of good information for site leaders. Central WV Writing Project we managed to have our ISI (on faith an... read more

Advocating for the NWP: A Mother's Perspective

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Why Not Write

The pre-dawn blessing whether mist or stardust pitter-patt across the tin roof, the meadows, seacoasts, wherever the pattern of ou... read more
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I'm just following the lead of my good buddies like Elyse and Kevin and Bonnie and, well, you know. ... read more

Open Education Resources session at NCTE

What are open education resources and why should you care about them? ... read more
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Cross Country Collaboration: It All Started with Twitter

I don’t know about you, but I am continually amazed at our world of instant collaboration and communication.... read more
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Proposal for Crafting a Culture of Readers and Writers

Crafting a Culture of Readers and Writers By Anna O’Dell and Megan Klukowski ... read more
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Test out Information Investigator, free, for limited time

Teachers interested in reviewing a self-paced set of online tutorials in 'information fluency" (or information literacy) for students should check ou... read more
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And Sometimes, It Takes Serious Determination To Be a Digital Teacher

  “To conquer frustration, one must remain intensely focused on the outcome, not the obstacles.” ― T.F. Hodge, From Within I Rise: Spiritu... read more
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So today I spent a lot of time working on the lead in video for my presentation this Wednesday. I have between 17 to 20 minutes to present our work, ... read more 266 Views 0 comments No comments have been added yet.

CWP's Writing Center Conference a big success

Check out this great coverage of the recent writing center conference at UConn. Great day; great coverage.  Elyse --------------------- ... read more
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Because Digital Writing Matters: A Review

Note: this was cross-posted from my blog. ... read more
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Leadership Proposal for Writing in the Disciplines

I am curious about how teachers in my school may respond to this project. What are your thoughts? Do you have any suggestions?     ... read more
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Taking Care of the Writer Within

Last weekend, I had the good fortune to hear Sandra Cisneros, author of The House on Mango Street, speak about her desire to take care of the writer ... read more
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I love that -- 'taking care of the writer within'... That line stays with me. ... read more

Engaging Occupy

Today I’m thinking about NWP’s vision and what it means to be an accomplished writer, engaged learner and active participant in a digital interconnect... read more
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Guns, Germs, and…Digital Writing?

So, I’ve been trying to read Jared Diamond’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Guns, Germ... read more
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Classroom and Content Management Learned at a Conference

As I began sifting through all the information I learned at the NCTE/NWP Convention (and there is a tremendous amount of sifting to do), I began noti... read more
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Why I Write

Writing is the echo in the silence so I write to find the patterns of reverberations where the only voice I hear is my own, and the... read more
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I write to discover what I think about what is important to me--like my family, education, life in the US today. I write to learn how to set aside wh... read more

What Makes a Great Teacher?

How can you identify an effective teacher? Maybe ask the students they teach. ... read more
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About NWP Connect and Digital Is at the NWP Annual Meeting

Dear Colleagues, ... read more
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Rushkoff's Thoughts About Our Digital Practices in SLJ

I was just wondering if anyone has read Douglas Rushkoff's article in the Feb.... read more
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This looks interesting, Valerie.  Thanks.   ... read more

What I learned during my summer vacation...

Writing is dangerous.  It sanctions the author time to process thought and promotes the discovery of self.  Time for the contemplation of i... read more
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