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April 20, 2022April 20, 2022noahteach

Graphic Novel Writing: A Breather Unit

A few posts ago, I wrote about what Beth Rimer calls “Breather Units.” A Breather Unit is a 2-3 week mini-unit in which a teacher engages in something lighter–or perhaps does a bit of review–after a deep and intense unit of study. Inspired by a Graphic Novel Writing unit Rebekah posted to the Moving Writers […]

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September 23, 2016September 22, 2016Angela

Making Writing with Mentor Texts

When writers use what they learn from mentor texts to create tools that invite experimentation, they’re making writing with mentor texts.

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