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Stenhouse Summer Writing ‘Blogstitute’
Welcome to the first Stenhouse Summer Writing Blogstitute! You must think “ah, here’s another weird techy-term! Blogstitute!” But let me assure you that we are calling our summer writing event a...
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Blogstitute Week 2: Celebrating Writers — Including You!
We continue our Summer Writing Blogstitute with an entry by Ruth Ayres, coauthor of Day by Day: Refining Writing Workshop Through 180 Days of Reflective Practice. If you ever found yourself wondering...
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Blogstitute Week 3: How to critique writing
“Offering feedback to another writer is a learned skill,” writes children’s author and teacher Kate Messner (Real Revision) in this week’s Blogstitute entry. Kate shares a real letter she received from...
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Blogstitute Week 4: Get Real!
In this week’s Blogstitute entry, teacher and author Julie D. Ramsay (“Can We Skip Lunch and Keep Writing?) discusses why it’s important for students to have real reasons for writing and to connect...
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Blogstitute Week 5: Making time for your own writing
We can all come up with lots and lots of great excuses why we don’t have time to write. In this week’s Blogstitute entry author Carolyn Coman shares how to quiet those negative voices and get serious...
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Blogstitute Week 6: A creative alternative to the research paper
This week’s blogstitute entry comes from David Somoza, coauthor of Writing to Explore: Discovering Adventure in the Research Paper, 3-8. He and author Peter Lourie demonstrate how to teach adventure...
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Blogstitute Week 7: An Unlikely Writing Group
We end our Summer Writing Blogstitute with an entry by teacher educator Maureen Barbieri. After working as a teacher, principal, and literacy coach for many years, Maureen currently teaches literacy...
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