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What's the best article you've used in addressing what student writers need in order to meet the challenges of the Common Core Standards?  All s... read more
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What a great question, Jean.  I hope we can get several new resources from your question.   ... read more

Join the conversation: Books Books Cant resist

Join me in for an #Engchat conversation on February 18th at 7:00 PM EST on the theme getting reluctant adolescents to read. http://thenotebook.org/b... read more
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CFP: Writing Center Theory and Practice

Call for Papers: Writing Center Theory and Practice   ... read more
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Countdown to USN Bham 2013!!!

The Urban Sites Conference Committee is interested in what types of events and sessions you would like at the conference, Any suggestions??? ... read more
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When will the agenda be released? I have applied to share our work, and just wondering when the selections will be made. Either way, I want to attend... read more

OT: Tween Magazine looks for writers, editors and story ideas

Tween Writers Needed   Are you a creative thinker?   Do you enjoy writing?   Do you like exploring or looking for more details?  ... read more
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Hey Girl, Great idea!!  It was nice reading your work on here! Keep up the great work!! ... read more

Larry Ferlazzo hosts multipart series on writing at EdWeek/Teacher Magazine

Many of you probably follow Larry Ferlazzo's blog and his columns in EdWeek. A few months ago, Katie Ciresi asked him:  What advice can you giv... read more
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Hm, some nice ideas. But I can't help posing a few questions about the two posts to Ferlazzo's page. ... read more

NWP i3 Award!

Hey, Folks! I just saw on the web that NWP has received one of the i3 "Validation" awards from the US DOE. Elyse. Paul, someone, tell us the details... read more
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Thanks Elyse & Luke, & congratulations all. The focus on rual districts sounds like a wise one, since SEED 2 covers a number of cities & ... read more

Endless Mountains Teacher Researchers

How can we further the cause of writing in our teaching?  Seven TCS are working in their schools and communities to systematically measure ... read more
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Thanks for your posts!   If you'd like another set of eyes and hands to help with research sources and crunching some of your survey data, ... read more

Illinois Writing Project celebration of the Day on Writing

Last night, IWP held our 4th annual Day on Writing celebration. We used a week-night rather than the official day on Saturday to be more considerate ... read more
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It would be great to have the links Donna and others mentioned so that we can add them to our Literacy and Common Core (LCC) community. Was there a l... read more

What's up at your site or school for NDOW?

Here's what's up at Redwood Writing Project in Humbolt, CA, courtesy of the Times-Standard. What else do you have planned?   ... read more
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Visit CWP Connections's 25 work responses to #whatIwrite -- it's on Popplet, graphic mind mapping by a group!  Visit here: http://popplet.c... read more

10/8-10/15: Discuss "Lessons from Tony" on the Teacher Inquiry Communities site

Over on the Teacher Inquiry Communities Network site here on Connect, please join my graduate students and me... read more
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Share reactions to The Writing Revolution in The Atlantic

The Atlantic has just published a long piece on writing instruction called The Writing Revolution by journalist ... read more
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Check out Jenna McCain's blog in response to the Atlantic article in ELL Connect. ... read more

Working with pre-service teachers...research about benefits?

We are piloting a writing studio program this semester. We are training (in a learning community) English Ed majors to lead writing studio groups. Cu... read more
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The Central Washington Writing Project has been  placing English methods students in the classrooms of teacher consultants. The preservice teach... read more
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Landmark texts

Mindi Rench, writing on the wonderful Illinois Writing Project blog, describes an early-in-the-year activity about Landmark Texts. Here's a snippet (... read more
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Reading, writing, and texting

Perhaps you saw the coverage of the new study that funds a correlation between texting and reduced grammar/mechanics skills.... read more
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Thank you for posting! I really appreciate it. Sometimes it can be really challenging – finding a quality article online, it is worth bookmarking it... read more

Books boys can't resist

Check out my latest Philadelphia Public School Notebook Blog " Books Boys Cant Resist." Feel free to leave a comment and/or share with your network ... read more
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From your experience working with teachers at any level from 4th through 12th, what are the chief concerns and needs that these teachers have related... read more 1,363 Views 11 comments
Lennie, I'd like to see Elbow's Map of Writing. Can you email that to me? ceciliapattee@gmail.com Thanks, Cecilia ... read more
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/08/more-public-schools-split_0_n_1657505.html ... read more 582 Views 1 comment
I teach at a public girls' school in Austin, Texas.  We are a Young Women's Leadership Academy.  In our five years of existence I have seen... read more

Developing the "Sense You Are Born With" in Teacher Inquiry Workshops

In preparing for my workshop for our Summer Institute, I needed to/wanted to write this blog: http://dochorsetales.blogspot.com/2012/07/sense-you-we... read more
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Hi Joseph, I hope others will follow the link to your blog to read your whole piece. I particularly love the last paragraph: ... read more

Collins Writing Program and WW

I'm interested in gathering others' thoughts about how to reconcile the Collins Writing Program with a writers' workshop approach as espoused by Grav... read more
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Interesting interaction with the secretary, Toby. John, I appreciate the question as I had never heard of this 'package.'  ... read more

Do you do writing walkabouts?

Ever since I have been involved in our Site (Summer 2008) we have held "writing walkabouts" which are essentially writing and walking tours. We also ... read more
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For folks following this thread about writing marathons/walkabouts, you might be interested in how Gennesse Valley WP's walkabout ended up in the loc... read more

#summerreading

What are you planning to read this summer? How are you helping your students stay engaged with reading during the vacation? ... read more
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I plan to read quotes in between bouts of gardening. It is difficult to maintain a train of thought  while digging the hard packed and rocky cla... read more

'Tis the season for recognition programs...and student models!

May/June 'tis the season for school closing, graduation, and student recognition programs.... read more
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Hi Margo,  If you find any great links for student work as you poke around, please share them. Also, in keeping with my ''tis the season' theme,... read more

What are you doing for Poem In Your Pocket Day?

April 26th is Poem in Your Pocket Day, an event that entails carrying and sharing a poem - part of April's National Poetry Month festivities. For i... read more
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In Kindergarten this year we have a Poem of the Week each week.  Each Thursday or Friday they respond to the poem in their journals.  Usual... read more
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