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Author: Dana Murphy
Literacy Coach, Reader, Writer
Biographies: Creating Connections
Writers of biographies must draw their readers into the story.
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ICYMI: Work Smarter, Not Harder Blog Series Recap
In case you missed it, a recap of our Work Smarter, Not Harder Blog Series.
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Work Smarter: Commenting on Student Writing
Seven tips to streamline the process of commenting on student writing.
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What’s Your Writing Tic?
Read about writers' tics, and share your own.
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More on Student Self-Assessment
What factor has the most notable effect on student achievement?
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What Do You Know About Being a Writer?
Listen to these kindergarten students respond to the question, "What do you know about being a writer?"
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Written Conversations
Another strategy for writing about reading: Written Conversations
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A Sneak Peek
Here is a Sneak Peek at our NCTE Presentation.
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Wild Things! Review and a Giveaway
I enjoyed this book as a fan of children's literature, but it is also a valuable resource to teachers of literacy.
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The Perfect Word
Have you ever been in the midst of your writing and you have to stop in order to find the perfect word?
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More Ways to Write About Reading
I remember now why it is important to keep a reader's notebook.
