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Thank You for Sharing: Developing Students' Social Skills to Improve Peer Writing Conferences

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In this article, Keri Franklin provides ideas and methods to prepare student authors for meaningful peer conferences which promote social talk in students’ responses to peers' writings. Students benefit from peer conferences by receiving ideas from an audience of peers and more feedback than…
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Teaching from an Ethical Center: Practical Wisdom for Daily Instruction

By National Writing Project
Author Cara Furman talks with Stephanie Jones, co-director of the Red Clay Writing Project, about bringing ethics, philosophy, and body-centered practices into teaching.
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Writing Our Future: Our Towns, Our Stories

Our Towns, Our Stories provided students an opportunity to try their hand at journalistic writing about the place they call home. Writer-facing modules and resources are available along with reflections by students about their process.
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