I’m glad you are here to celebrate! Share a link to your blog post below and/or use #celebratelu to share celebrations on Twitter. Check out the details here. Celebrate This Week goes live… Read more Let Us Eat Cake! {CELEBRATE This Week: 180} →
My son Jay L.O.V.E.S. football. He is a hardcore football player. We love this about Jay, because he spent more than 7 years of his childhood bumping around the foster… Read more Conferring Notes 101 LITE →
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I’d like to invite you into my kitchen. It’s one of my favorite places in the whole entire world. Rich conversations happen here. We figure out important stuff, and I… Read more Kids Don’t Need Teachers for Learning Information →
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I’m putting the finishing touches on my new online self-paced workshop about establishing and using a record keeping system for writing conferences with students. (I really need a good name… Read more 9 Reasons I Keep Conference Notes →
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One of my go-to ways to breathe new life into writing workshop is to invite students to create their own writing projects. This doesn’t have to be complicated or time consuming. It can happen between units or in the middle of a unit. It can happen in one workshop or a handful of workshops. Trust me, invite your students to create their own writing projects, and their energy for writing will increase.Below are two minilessons (one for primary and the other for intermediate writers) to springboard into a invitation for students… Read more Video Minilessons: Independent Writing Projects →
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