Teacher Leadership

A writing project site depends on teacher-consultants to lead its work and share the responsibility for conducting its activities. These resources include information about approaches to supporting leadership at local sites.

Tapping the Potential: Building Teacher Leadership While Rethinking Your Site

Why is it that some directors stick around for years and others do not? Why do some burn out while others are energized by their work? More ›

After the Summer Institute: Opportunities for Teacher Leadership

This article, drawing on interview data from a study conducted by the NWP, Inverness Research Associates, and Ann Lieberman of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, highlights teacher-consultants' descriptions of how they contribute to their students, their peers, and their writing project sites, and how their connection with their local writing project nurtures them as teachers and leaders. More ›

The Role of an NWP Technology Liaison

This document was written to help local site leaders think collaboratively about the role technology can play at a writing project site. More ›