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Ending the Year with Memoir Writing. The Why and How – Even in Distance Learning.

April 29, 2020 Elizabeth Taylor
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When I first started teaching 8th and 9th graders (many moons ago), I made the fateful mistake of ending the school year with a research writing project. I thought students would be so engaged in the topics I selected for them. As it would turn out, this was not the case. So, I began to think about what writing topics would actually engage my students, especially in those final weeks. As I looked around my classroom at my naturally egocentric student body, I realized that the topic they would be most interested in writing about was themselves!

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In Writing Instruction Tags Memoir Writing, Ending the Year with Memoir Writing, End of Year, Writing Lessons, Memoir
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