As teachers, education professionals and as writers, we all need a safe space.
To write. To learn. To wonder. To network.
NWP is a grass-roots project and a form of experiential professional development completely owned by professionals. It sets out to explore writing more fully and to find answers to the question, 'What happens when teachers gather together to share their writing?' Teachers of English enjoy regular, free opportunities to write. They are led by an experienced group leader and strengthened professionally by discussion with peers. NWP groups come to a fuller understanding of what it is that writing can offer themselves and the children they teach. NWP teachers find that their classroom practice is transformed. Young writers start their own stories in their own 'voices' and 'own' all parts of the writing process.
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RT @alwriting: The sharing and modeling of writing and how a more experienced writer uses a notebook to support a writing life is… https://t.co/1bovu5JFJz
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Poetry competition! Thanks to @TheWritingWeb for sharing this. Note: competition is external to, and not affiliat… https://t.co/hiLMyyLnqC