I just posted about Peter Elbow's 70s classic, Writing without Teachers, which is a must-read if you have not.
I think Natalie Goldberg's Writing Down the Bones would be useful as well.
If you want to talk about strategies I use for teaching essays I'd be happy to do that or make a post about it inviting others to join in, too. And I'd love to hear what you do as well. I think I learn best from talking about teaching with my colleagues.
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I think Natalie Goldberg's Writing Down the Bones would be useful as well.
If you want to talk about strategies I use for teaching essays I'd be happy to do that or make a post about it inviting others to join in, too. And I'd love to hear what you do as well. I think I learn best from talking about teaching with my colleagues.