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You are invited to the #TeachWrite FB Slow Chat! Here's why I hope you'll attend.

This February, we are focusing on our love of all things writing! Join us by taking part in one of these opportunities just for you!

In this edition: * Writing & dieting * Anytime Pages * Quotes to overcome self doubt and MORE!

In this edition: Building classroom community thru writing, an alternative to genre studies, 'not' writing and more!

In the 10/10/20 edition: Conferring with student writers online * Anytime pages explained * 75 grammar rules & MORE!

Facing your writing fears * the importance of paper notebooks * content area writing & MORE

Even in virtual learning, students still need a paper notebook. Michelle Haseltine tells you why.

In this edition: * Introducing notebooks * Virtual writing workshops * Smash journals * BTS writing assessment * Reading/writing connection

In this edition: * Poetry in your classroom * Building a teaching notebook * Beautiful lines * Teaching autobiographical fiction & MORE!

The only way to share the ideas we are passionate about is to summon up our courage and dive into the work of writing.

* When students reflect on themselves as writers * Start the new year with a teacher notebook * Supporting our ESL student-writers & MORE!

In the June 15, 2020 edition of the Writing Round-Up: * 63 Grammar Rules * The Power of Storytelling * Sharing the Revision Process & MORE!

This week: Last call for June writing, writing nonfiction, developing creativity, expanding notebooks, authentic writing & MORE!

This week in the Writing Round-Up: * The benefits of writing by hand * Tips for writing professional books * Jason Reynolds helps you tell y

This week in the Writing Round-Up: * A curation of writing videos * Where do writing ideas come from? * Processing the pandemic thru writing

Beginning in June 2020, the #TeachWrite Chat is moving to Facebook and will become a monthlong slow chat. Please join us in your new home!

Welcome to the May 2, 2020 edition of the Teach Write Writing Round-Up. Thank you for stopping by! Every week, I gather tips for teaching writing and for growing as a teacher who writes and put them right here in the Writing Round-Up. Be sure that you have joined my email list so you never miss an update! Now, onto this week's tips... Coronavirus Journals: As writers, we know the power of story and the importance of telling our own narratives. “Oral histories and personal jou

Welcome to the April 25, 2020 edition of the Teach Write Writing Round-Up. Thank you for stopping by! Every week, I gather tips for teaching writing and for growing as a teacher who writes and put them right here in the Writing Round-Up. Be sure that you have joined my email list so you never miss an update! Now, onto this week's tips... Writing Interventions: How can you make writing interventions more engaging? Teach Write blogger Dr. Jennifer Floyd has some tips for you in

Welcome to the April 18, 2020 edition of the Teach Write Writing Round-Up. Thank you for stopping by! Every week, I gather tips for teaching writing and for growing as a teacher who writes and put them right here in the Writing Round-Up. Be sure that you have joined my email list so you never miss an update! Now, onto this week's tips... Imposter Syndrome: Do you have trouble calling yourself a 'writer'? Does the idea of sharing your writing with others scare you? Moving Wri

This week: * What is a writer's notebook * Poem a day * Where writing ideas live * How to be an effective writer & MORE