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January 21, 2022January 20, 2022Brett Vogelsinger

Learning From Poems: Grand Finales

This year on Moving Writers, my “beat” returns to poetry as a foundational element of a writing classroom. Each month’s post will examine how we can learn about an aspect of writing from a specific poem or poems, then look at what it might sound like to extend those ideas to a writing lesson in […]

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October 12, 2017October 12, 2017megankortlandt

No Happy Endings

“It doesn’t solve anything in an overly neat-and-tidy kind of way; rather, it honors the fact that sometime we are in a place where we are not okay.”

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January 27, 2016April 19, 2016Allison Marchetti

Mentor Text Wednesday: A Letter from Montreal

Your students will love this wintry mentor text about a first experience by Australian writer Mim Kempson.

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