…opportunities to thoroughly and routinely research the curricula, media, and literacy used within the educational spaces you occupy. Danelle Adeniji is an advanced doctoral candidate in the PhD Curriculum…
…understand the power of imagery, I use a lesson I adapted from the one Thylias Moss used in her Advanced Poetry Workshop at the University of Michigan. I bring in…
…of a single voice. The author introduces readers to some aspects of her life in Pakistan, including people trying to silence her voice. But she never gave up on working…
…way that feels opinion-based and, thus, casual. These informal conversations give students confidence to dig further into what aspects of the poem cause their preferential responses. I first saw the…
…to restrictive legislation that makes us feel unsafe, unloved, and unprotected. Hi! My name’s Aliyah! I’m a 17-year-old aspiring creative writer. As an immigrant from Singapore, I’ve learned to…
…a writer’s pain, struggle, and aspirations This is done through passionate metaphors, visceral imagery, forceful breaks in stanza form, and mesmerizing syntax—all with the intention to wake us up and…
…the youngest of students can grasp the concept of global citizenship. By examining our shared human experiences, rights, and responsibilities, we reinforce what it means to be a citizen of…
…high school in Brooklyn, New York. He was a student of Ms. Liu’s English language arts class for the academic year of 2022-2023. His current aspirations are to earn a…
…evening of November 16, 2022, we drove down Highway 99 and continued onto Interstate 5, coasting into Orange County ready to pursue the light! Every aspect of the Convention was…
…believed he valued his education and life aspirations because he was valued by his teachers first, especially during his transitional years in the US. He may be broken, but he…
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