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WRITE. SHARE. GIVE. #TWTBlog

Anna Gratz Cockerille

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“The worst thing you write is better than the best thing you did not write.”

I couldn’t find the source for this quote (every place I searched noted it as “Author Unknown), but I loved it and found it very inspiring for those times I just don’t feel like writing. By the way if this quote is yours, please let us know so we can give credit where credit is due.

Welcome to the Slice of Life Story Challenge on this great Tuesday. We are so glad you are joining us today.

Remember:

Write your Slice of Life Story on your own blog.

Share the link in the comments section of this post.

Give comments to at least three other writers.

Published by Anna Gratz Cockerille

Anna is a staff developer, literacy coach, and writer, based in New York City. She taught internationally in places such as Sydney, Australia; San Pedro Sula, Honduras, and Auckland, New Zealand in addition to New York before becoming a staff developer for the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project at Columbia University (TCRWP). She has been an adjunct instructor in the Literacy Specialist Program at Teachers College, and teaches at TCRWP where she helps participants bring strong literacy instruction into their classrooms. Anna recently co-wrote Bringing History to Life with Lucy Calkins, part of the 2013 series Units of Study in Opinion, Information, and Narrative Writing (Heinemann). She has been a researcher for Lucy Calkins, contributing especially to Pathways to the Common Core (Heinemann, 2012) and Navigating Nonfiction (Heinemann, 2010).

67 thoughts on “WRITE. SHARE. GIVE. #TWTBlog”

    1. We forget how much power we have to make a difference in reader’s lives. Such a great slice to start my day that ends with chairing the Language Arts Committee.

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