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Dr. Joanne Meier
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Joanne Meier

Teachers Write: A virtual summer writing camp for teachers

Here’s a great idea: Work on your writing craft over the summer for free, and online, with a group of other teachers and librarians. Then, apply what you learn with your students next year! That’s the idea behind Teachers Write (opens in a new window), an online virtual summer writing camp for teachers and librarians. Camp runs from June 4th to August 10th.

Visit Kate Messner’s blog (opens in a new window) to learn more about her, and the Teachers Write page (opens in a new window) to view the schedule (don’t worry, even Kate recognizes that schedule is an ugly summer word — think of it as schedule-ish) and to get a sense of what she’s hoping to have happen this summer. The “camp” looks both laid back and welcoming, and like the sort of thing you can squeeze in between day outings and trips to the pool. Judging from the number of folks who have already signed up, this should be a great collaborative and free way to sharpen your writing skills this summer!

About the Author

Joanne Meier has more than 20 years of experience in the field of education, including serving on the faculty at the University of Virginia for six years where she trained reading specialists and future classroom teachers. Dr. Meier was Reading Rockets’ research-to-practice consultant from 2002 to 2014, where she wrote the Page by Page (opens in a new window) blog — sharing best practices in supporting young readers at home and in the classroom.

Publication Date
May 30, 2012
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