Thursday, July 24, 2014 Type: In the News Oklahoma State University Writing Project invites teachers to spend a summer honing their craft through collaborative professional development. Continue reading
Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Type: Event Join NWP Site Leaders for a conversation about successful strategies and program models developed by their sites as part of year-long professional development work with partner schools. This back-to-school con… Continue reading
Thursday, August 14, 2014 Type: Event Continue reading
Friday, August 22, 2014 Type: In the News Students from Southeast Alabama spent a week studying Greek Mythology and completing research and art projects in the “Think! Write!” program sponsored by the Wiregrass Writing Project and Troy University In-S… Continue reading
Friday, August 22, 2014 Type: Resource Jeff Wilhelm, Michael Smith, and Deborah Appleman discuss Uncommon Core, their book about the misunderstandings surrounding “standards-aligned” instruction, and strategies for avoiding them in service of meeting … Continue reading
Wednesday, August 27, 2014 Type: Event Tune in to this webinar to learn more about a new paper, “Examining the impact of Afterschool STEM programs,” in which the Afterschool Alliance looks at evaluation data of strong afterschool STEM programs to exam… Continue reading
Wednesday, August 27, 2014 Type: NWP Book Continue reading
Recently, Dave Surette, a teacher and alum of the BWP Summer Institute, sent us a notice of his new book and upcoming poetry readings. Dave began writing poetry as part of his Response Group experience in theBWP summer institute and hasn’t stopped since. We congratulate him and share his schedule with you all. … Continue reading
Each Summer the BWP awards a select group of fellowships in the teaching of writing. Continue reading
As part of our welcome to all members of the National Writing Project. Our local TCs have put together this Restaurant & Pub Guide (pdf) for you, collecting the best eateries in the downtown area, including Cambridge. Since Boston and Cambridge are so close together and the cities so walk-able, all locations … Continue reading