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November 5, 2018November 4, 2018Rebekah O'Dell

Time in Workshop: FAQ

In this series, we’ve been going back to the basics of writing workshop — those fundamental pillars that distinguish workshop teaching from other teaching. The things that make the biggest difference when you want to grow — and move — writers. Giving frequent chunks of time to the practice of writing is hard for all of […]

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