"The best teachers of writing are the teachers who write." -National Writing Project
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"The best teachers of writing are the teachers who write." -National Writing Project
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Continuity** NWP term for ongoing professional development activities for Writing Project teachers. Working groups are at the heart of the Writing Project. Active Writing Project Fellows plan and coordinate ongoing professional development activities. If you're interested in joining a group or learning more about what a group does, use the links below to contact us. You are welcome to join at any time. Maybe you have an idea of your own for a group or a project. Let us know. See the Calendar for meetings and activities. Scroll down or use these links for more information: School-Based Professional Development Co-CoordinatorsThe Continuity Co-Coordinators plan and coordinate continuity activities for Writing Project Fellows. This includes Super Saturdays, writing activities to support professional and personal writing and publication by member teachers, inquiry groups, seminars and discussions on teaching and learning. Some activities are open to all teachers to help other teachers to become acquainted with the Writing Project. Please see the calendar for specific information on activities. To learn more or to help with continuity work:
Publications Working Group
Writing for Threads is collected on an ongoing basis for two or three publications each year. Volunteers are needed for editing and producing the publication. Contact Barbara Dahlberg. Technology
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Summer Institute Working GroupThis group assists SIT co-directors in planning and recruiting for the SIT. The group is currently developing recruitment and marketing strategies for the 2009 Institute. Contact Don Bialostosky. State Network Travel TeamAre you interested in learning about other Writing Project sites in Pennsylvania? Broadening your network of Writing Project colleagues? Having more of the big picture of education in our state? Participating in free professional development activities at the state level three times a year? Contact Nancy Addy. Political Action GroupWould you like to be an advocate for the National Writing Project with US legislators? Are you interested in how things work at the national level? Would you like to represent our site on the Pennsylvania Writing Project Network visit to Washington, DC in April? And attend the NWP spring meeting the next day? Contact Jane Dorman. Back to top |
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