Every other week, we are sharing a round-up of recently published blog posts, and I am excited to share some posts I loved over the last couple of weeks!
Exploring Voice Typing During Writing Workshop
How one school is exploring the use of voice typing to help all students see themselves as writers.
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Ready-to-Go Tip: Give it a Go!
As a teacher of gifted students in a high-performing district, I struggle with ways to break my students from perfectionist tendencies. For the longest time, I’ve pictured my ideal: students recognize strong style or craft, then try it for themselves. But how could I teach or structure it?
Watching AI Grow: From the Archives
Whether you're an AI newbie or already a seasoned user, this roundup of posts from the #TWTblog and #TWTpod archives will spark new thinking about how to use these tools in our classrooms and beyond.
Writing Cheerleader: A Ready-To-Go Tip
Today’s post from Terje Äkke invites you to think about an inner writing cheerleader and offers a way to play with this idea with young writers.
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Entry Points and Pathways for Writers
My work frequently involves students who don't like writing and have figured out ways to avoid it. Sometimes my question about these students is What can they do? Lately, I've also been asking Where do they get stuck?
Transcribing Their Words: Reflective Practice
Transcribing the spoken words of my young writers is a special opportunity to listen, appreciate, and reflect.
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Getting Back to the Heart of Coaching
Check out my favorite coaching books and ready-to-go templates to help you prioritize coaching cycles in your work as a literacy coach.
Unlocking Motivation: From the Archives
Tips and tricks from the #TWTBlog and #TWTPod archives to get uninterested writers excited and engaged

