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Over the mid-winter recess I asked my students to sketch out their at-home writing space. Further, if they didn’t have an at-home writing space, I asked them to create one. They came back from vacation with sketches of what they created, which was fascinating. However, the most fascinating was one of the [...]
First, I have to say that today’s lesson I taught, which was adapted from Session 11 of Calkins & Cruz’s Book on Fiction Writing in Grades 3 - 5 is AWESOME. It’s all about revising with different lenses.
My students read my story yesterday and commented on it, which was helpful to me. [...]
Usability. Go figure.
I spend every day trying to figure out little brain hacks like this, to make it easier for folks to use software.
We are such silly monkeys.
Firefox plugin for quick posting to Wordpress: Scribefire (thanks Jessamyn!)