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The (Sm)art of Rap
Teaching the elements of poetry through rap.
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I Am a Cartographer of Fear
Teaching horror and Dante’s Inferno in an age of anxiety.
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Birthing Corpses
Nurturing high school writers through a two-year poetry journey.
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A Megaphone for the Megaphone
Owning our stories through oral narratives.
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Where We’re From
Using poetry to build community.
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Café Day
Being a writer in the real world.
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Every Bombed Village Is My Hometown
Teaching James Baldwin in Bangladesh.
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What I Got
Nina Simone and the freedom to write and dance.
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Reimagining Folklore, Reimagining the Classroom
A conversation with Soraya Palmer on the power of folktales as resistance in the classroom.
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Poetic Archeology
Excavating found text to create word-and-image poems.
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Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson
Banned book writing prompts.
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The Onion
Helping students find inspiration in the ordinary.
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A Place for Us
Student poetry that looks back to move forward.
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Call Me by My Name
Poetry and translanguaging in the multilingual classroom.
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In the Beginning Was the Word and the Word Was Blue
Exploring the blues through poetry and song.
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A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle
Banned book writing prompts.
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Where Snow Falls Every Few Pages
Rosa Alcalá on David Shapiro.
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Promised Protagonists
Young readers and writers find their inner-main characters together.
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Art For / From All
What we lose when we lose access to creative writing.
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Tools for Rethinking the World
Using surrealist and science fiction techniques to liberate the imagination.
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Polyphony Lit
Teaching the craft of editing from sea level to summit.
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The World Around Us: Balancing Opposing Forces
A conversation with Ruben Quesada.
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Humanizing Education
A student perspective on AI.
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Feeling the Heat
Nicole Callihan on Jean Valentine.
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War in the Creative Writing Classroom
A conversation with Salar Abdoh.
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Why Not Use AI to Do Your Homework?
Writing is a form of thinking.
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Delicatessen Intellectual
Sharon Mesmer on Allen Ginsberg.
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Always Becoming
A kick in the ass, a pat on the back, & a path into poetry.
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Back to School with Sijo
Six teachers expand poetry’s horizons with this Korean form.
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On the Recycling Bin & Rooms Full of Other People
A conversation with poet Asiya Wadud.