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Teachers and Writers Magazine Recent Articles
- Mockingbird July 23, 2024Using one-sentence poem trickery to inspire student writing.
- The Essential, Vulnerable, Art-Making Self July 16, 2024A conversation with poet Annie Woodford.
- Moving Mountains with Teaspoons July 10, 2024Accessing memoir through fragments.
- Costuming Characters July 2, 2024Crafting believable stories inspired by real-life experiences.
- Metaphor as Medicine June 25, 2024Creative nonfiction for pre-med students.
- Mis Antepasados / My Ancestors June 18, 2024Using creative writing to spark language learning.
- Exploring Faerie June 12, 2024Creating fantastic setting through mapmaking and sensory description.
- Bob Dylan in a Corvette Driven by a Cat … or Something Like That June 6, 2024The gift of a personalized story.
- Let There Be Light! June 4, 2024Writing to describe sense of sight.
- Playing with Fire May 28, 2024Poetry to motivate and inspire students in difficult times.
- It All Starts with Listening May 21, 2024Creating docudramas with people who are blind and visually impaired.
- Nothing Good Grows in the Dark May 16, 2024How and when I chose to reach for a bigger life.
- Walking the Road May 9, 2024An extended narrative prompt for creative writing students.
- The Power of Empathy May 7, 2024Exercises in humanity.
- Courage & Candor April 30, 2024Laura Cronk on Fanny Howe.
- Flexing Our Rhyming Muscles April 23, 2024Introducing the ghazal.
- The Slowest Writing in the World April 23, 2024We use a needle and thread to learn to write.
- Write Your Own Lord of the Flies with Dyslexia April 23, 2024\/尺⌽┻𝝣 7≠レ尺 ≠⌴乙 レ≠尺⌴ ≠𝞝 ┻冊𝝣 𝞝レ⌽3.
- What Does It Mean to Live Ethically? Teaching the Climate Crisis in Writing Classrooms April 22, 2024A conversation with Emily Raboteau.
- Recovery Through Writing April 16, 2024Reducing the stigma of mental illness.