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E-Anthology in Action

E-Anthology Feedback Inspires Classroom Practice

Lisa Bottone, a teacher-consultant with New Jersey's Kean University Writing Project, reflects on how sharing her writing and receiving feedback through the E-Anthology has influenced her teaching. She plans to use the experience in her work with colleagues. More ›

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Getting To Know the E-Anthology

This introduction to the E-Anthology gives an overview of the forum's structure and possibilities. More ›

Guidelines for E-facilitators

These guidelines will provide an idea of how the e-facilitator and summer institute leaders can work together for an enriching and exciting E-Anthology experience. More ›

Praising, Questioning, Wishing: An Approach to Responding to Writing

Responding to another's writing is always a challenging task. As a member of the E-Team behind NWP's E-Anthology, Brian Slusher discovered an effective response strategy: Praise, Question, and Wish. More ›

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