Becoming a Teacher Who Writes

Becoming a Teacher Who Writes

Let Teaching be your Writing Muse

Gorrell, Nancy

University of Toronto Press

12/2024

468

Dura

9781487566562

15 a 20 dias

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Acknowledgements
Series Editor's Preface


Preliminaries
Prologue
Foreword
Introduction


Section One: The Teacher Self
1. Works in Progress
2. It Takes Creativity and Windows
3. It Takes Courage and Heart
4. Knowing Where You Come From: Writing Memories
5. Discarding Baggage: Reframing Myths
6. Knowing Where You're Going: The American High School
7. Knowing Your Students: Times of Transition and Transformation
8. Knowing the Creatively "Gifted" Student
9. Balancing Freedom and Structure: The Paradox of Boundaries
10. Breaking Boundaries Within Your Discipline


Section Two: The Writer Self
11. Discovering the Creative Writer Within
12. Discovering the Poet Within
13. Discovering the Professional Writer Within
14. Discovering the Power of Audience
15. Discovering the Creative Process


Section Three: The Teacher-Writer Self
16. Discovering the Teacher-Writer Within
17. Writing About Your Students and Your Discipline


Section Four: The Teacher-Artist Self
18. Discovering the Teacher-Artist Within
Epilogue: "The Students in the Window"
Conclusion
Afterword: On Musings


Notes on Contributors
References


Appendix A: Poetry Watch and Hawk Watch Resources (Chapter 2)
Appendix B: "The Weight of Nothing," by Amy Uyematsu (Chapters 3 and 8)
Author Index
Subject Index
teacher writing;creative writing in education;educator development;reflective teaching practices;teaching stories;teacher-artist journey;collaborative learning;teaching strategies for writing