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The 2011 Memorial Library Summer Seminar on Holocaust Education in New York City
Friday, September 03, 2010
Type: Event
The Holocaust Educators Network, in partnership with the National Writing Project, announces 24 fellowships for NWP teacher-consultants in the Rural Sites Network and other teachers across the NWP who can show critical needs to attend the Memorial Library Summer Seminar on Holocaust Education in New York City.
With Different Eyes 2010: Breaking Our Silences
Friday, September 03, 2010
Type: Event
Be sure to mark your calendars. This year With Different Eyes: A Conference for Teachers of English Learners Across the Disciplines celebrates its 20th anniversary. Sponsored by the UCLA Writing Project and co-sponsored by the National Writing Project, this conference supports teachers as they help their English learners to flourish in our schools.
L. Ramon Veal Research Roundtable
Friday, September 03, 2010
Type: Event
The L. Ramon Veal Research Roundtable, held on Sunday, November 21, 8:30-9:45 a.m., serves as a writers' workshop for researchers. Experienced researchers, graduate students, and teacher researchers are invited to submit drafts of papers, proposals, or research in-progress along with questions that serve to direct readers' attention.