Reading Time: 4 minutes by Jan Knispel Slowly you enter the double doors of this old building and step up the stairs where numerous students have stepped before. You
Reading Time: 5 minutes My Introduction to Conspiracy Theories I was 15 years old when 9/11 happened. Like many others in the U.S. I can remember exactly where I
Reading Time: < 1 minutes Did you know that Weeping Water School uses the National Writing Project’s College, Career, and Community Writers Program (C3WP) to teach critical reading and writing to
Reading Time: 4 minutes Emptiness through Isolation Isolated. Exhausted. Depleted. The three feelings which most accurately portray my physical and emotional state at the end of my fourth year
Reading Time: 4 minutes Jonas typically sat in silence throughout my entire class period, a downtrodden look on his face. He made it crystal clear he did not want
Reading Time: 5 minutes Another email, another professional development meeting, another day of planning lost. When I was first introduced to the College, Career, and Community Writer’s Project (C3WP),
Reading Time: 2 minutes By: Stephanie Hurt, Greater Madison Writing Project Getting student voices out into the world is something many teachers strive to do. An immediate, highly-visible way
Reading Time: < 1 minutes On November 17, 2021, six veterans read their writing, featured in a newly-published anthology, to an assembly of family members and supporters at UNL’s East
Reading Time: 4 minutes It was the end of the period in English 9. My students and I were wrapping up day four of a mini-unit on argument writing,
Reading Time: < 1 minutes Oxbow’s Fall Writing Marathon is scheduled for Saturday, November 20 from Noon to 3:00 at the Joslyn Art Museum. The members of Oxbow are extending a
