National Writing Project

Special-Focus Network in Action

Indian Education for All: Grounded in Place and Culture

In Maine and Montana, Writing Project sites are exploring how to help teachers implement state laws regarding Indian education and improve the writing of Native American learners. More ›

Featured Resources

Linda Christensen: Social Justice, Teaching Writing, and Teaching Teachers

Linda Christensen video

Linda Christensen, site director, educator, and author, explores what it means to teach writing across the margins of life—and teach teachers—through the lens of social justice. She's excited to welcome writing project teachers to this year's Urban Sites Network Conference in Portland, April 23-24. More ›

Article Exploring Process, Inquiry, and the Benefits of Site Research Wins Award

Award Winners Photo

Researchers from the South Coast Writing Project compared the classroom practice of teachers who had experienced their site's inquiry-based professional development with the practice of those who hadn't—and reaped unexpected benefits. More ›

Book Review: The Digital Writing Workshop

The Digital Writing Workshop

Ken Martin, technology liaison with the Maine Writing Project, says this book's emphasis on connecting writing workshops to technology tools will alleviate the fear or preoccupation with which many teachers approach new media. More ›

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