Theme Essay by Emily Cicchini
I taught writers so unsure of their voices that all I could do was get them to speak their inner songs.
Teaching
Did I Help My Students—or Not?
Sep 14, 2011
Natalie Goldberg: “I Don’t Believe in Writer’s Block”
Sep 12, 2011
TW Interview by Judith A. Ross
I knew I couldn’t learn how to do writing in school, because people didn’t know how to teach it.
Would You Ever Take a Bullet for Someone?
Sep 05, 2011
Personal Essay by Jon Wolfman
I still wonder if learning to write in another language is like taking a leap into space.
In the Cancer Room
Sep 05, 2011
Feature by Autumn Stephens
Sometimes, I light candles to rekindle the flame. Or to burn the evidence.
Great Writers and Bad Teaching
Sep 05, 2011
Feature by Michael Milburn
Maybe the best measure of my education is the fact that I have kept on writing.
Why Creative Writers Need Tough Grades
Sep 05, 2011
Theme Essay by Kelcey Parker
When I hand back papers, I feel like a juror returning a guilty verdict.
Can Good Writing Be Taught?
Sep 05, 2011
Theme Essay by Kate Geiselman
Students of all ages in my classes often equate good writing with things they agree with or understand.
Why I Teach—and Write
Sep 05, 2011
Editor's Note by Martha Nichols
I teach for the same reasons I write: to connect with an audience.
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