Teaching Writing

Introducing New Pages, the Resources You’ve Been Looking For

By National Writing Project
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Have you scoured the web for writing contests for your students? Have you worried over which publishing opportunities have students’ best interests at heart? Tune in to this show to hear about the resource you’ve been looking for.

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Denise Hill, Editor-in-Chief, NewPages

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