Professional Learning Teacher as Writer

Write With Others

By National Writing Project
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Summary:

 Many Writing Project educators move from a vision of writing as a solitary act to a more communal vision of writing. These resources will support new NWP leaders to bring writers together, whether in an occasional situation, like a writing marathon, or in ongoing writing groups; face-to-face or online. Resources include guides and tools, as well as descriptions and stories useful in thinking about how and why to write together.
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