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Author Studies Can Help Children Write BetterDec 3, 2009
Last month I was consulting in a school with some primary grade teachers. They expressed concerns about infusing mentor texts into their classrooms. I provided them with some language for developing theories about what an author is doing in a text,...
Refining the Art of TeachingDec 2, 2009
Refining is the process of purification. Natural resources are refined when they are almost in a usable state in order to make them more valuable.
I think teachers ought to engage in a refining process as well. A process of purification. A...
TweetsDec 1, 2009
I credit Kylene Beers with being the first person to tell me about Twitter in the Summer of 2007 when I was enrolled in a week-long course she was teaching at the TCRWP Summer Reading Institute. Beers took some time to explain a variety of Web 2.0...
It's December. It's Tuesday. It's Time to Write!Nov 30, 2009
Cris Tovani ThoughtsNov 30, 2009
About a month ago, All-Write hosted Cris Tovani. I probably should have blogged about the workshop the next day, but I didn’t. Instead, I’m blogging about it today after I’ve had some time to digest the information.
First, if you ever have the...
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