Recap

Biweekly Recap #ICYMI

Did you miss a post from the Two Writing Teachers? Here’s a roundup of ideas, resources, and giveaways from the past two weeks!

Looking for an amazing new teaching resource? Melanie introduces us to How to Become a Better Writing Teacher, the latest from Carl Anderson and Matt Glover. (Bonus: There’s a giveaway!)

Stacey calls new and returning writers to sign up for the March Slice of Life Story Challenge (#SOL24). This post is packed with details about the challenge and the community it has built over the past 17 years.

Melanie’s writing toolkits are a treasure trove of resources. She opened up her toolkit for readers this week with tips and tools to create your own set of resources.

Are you ready to look at student engagement through a more thoughtful and intentional lens? Jessica shared an example of her writing Engagement Inventory, inspired by Jennifer Serravallo, and unpacked how this tool has impacted her writing workshop.

Finally, make sure to check out two amazing “Tip for Tomorrow” episodes on the #TWTPod! Stacey discusses Reflection Shares and Melanie sets eductors up to navigate research about writing instruction.

The Importance of Morphology- A Tip for Tomorrow from Melanie Two Writing Teachers Podcast

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  1. The Importance of Morphology- A Tip for Tomorrow from Melanie
  2. Reset Tough Conferences Quickly: A Tip for Tomorrow from Stacey
  3. Foundational Skills of Writing: A Writing Roundtable
  4. Conferring as Equity Work: A Tip for Tomorrow from Stacey
  5. Writing Together with Slice of Life: A Digging Deeper Dialogue

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