Parhaat Kate Narita Podcastit (2024)

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Expression is Everything with A.S. King 1:05:01

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Send us a text A.S. King talks about her newest novel, Pick the Lock, ACES or adverse childhood experiences, and the importance of honesty and expression. Our next episode will feature Jen Malia. Check out her chapter book series The Infinity Rainbow Club to prep for our next episode. Support the show…

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Creating Classroom Writing Communities 1:04:20

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Send us a text Andrew Hacket, Ernesto Cisneros, Marcie Flinchum Atkins, Lisa Stringfellow, and Tina Athaide talk about creating classroom writing communities. In addition to their wonderful voices, authors Cindy Jenson-Elliott, Valerie Bolling, and Jody Little also contributed to this heartfelt discussion. Our next episode will feature the only two…

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Lead with Curiosity with Ryan Tahmaseb 1:00:43

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Send us a text I had a blast chatting with Ryan Bani Tahmaseb. We celebrate his debut picture book, Rostam’s Picture-Day Pusteen, and talk about collaborating, connecting with family, and leading with curiosity. Click here by 11:30 AM EST on Sunday, September 22nd, to sign up to join our live chat with Andrew Hacket, Ernesto Cisneros, Lisa Stringfe…

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Veracity, Voice, and Vulnerability with Josh Galarza 1:03:19

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Send us a text Debut author Josh Galarza talks about the importance of veracity, voice, and vulnerability in this episode, all of which are embedded into his heartfelt, hilarious, and heartbreaking debut, The Great Cool Ranch Dorito in the Sky. Let’s dig in. Click here for the transcript. Join Andrew Hacket, Ernesto Cisneros, Lisa Stringfellow, Mar…

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Top Ten Writers' Workshop Tips for 2024/2025 50:24

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Send us a text Chalk + Ink presents the top ten writer’s workshop tips for the 2024-2025 school year: Choose Community Building Books Partner with Families Embrace Growth Mindset Incorporate Multiple Entry Points Use Art Mimic Mentor Texts Listening Is Key Be Vulnerable Have Fun and Celebrate Believe Join us in two weeks to hear from young adult au…

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Season Four Finale: Top Ten Writing Tips 53:55

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Send us a text Tip Number 10: Tap Into Classroom Adventures Tip Number 9: Head to the Library Tip Number 8: Write from a Personal Place Tip Number 7: Mine Memory Moments Tip Number 6: Travel New Places Tip Number 5: Take a Deep Dive When You Revise Tip Number 4: Explore Outdoors Tip Number 3: Find Nooks and Crannies Tip Number 2: Learn and Collabor…

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Stealing Moments and Giving Back with Andrew Hacket 1:06:03

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Send us a text On June 22nd, I will be participating in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Out of the Darkness Overnight Walk in Boston. I will be walking 16 miles to raise money to stop suicide. If this podcast has been helpful to you in any way ever, if it has made you a better teacher or a better writer, or even brought a smile to yo…

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Mining Memory Moments with Chloe Ito Ward 1:07:45

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Send us a text Chloe Ito Ward talks about mining memory moments, authenticity, and celebrating the present. For our next episode, please read debut author Andrew Hacket’s picture book Ollie the Acorn and the Mighty Idea which celebrates the power of kindness. If you happen to live in Massachusetts, Andrew has two launch events this weekend. On Satu…

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Making History 3D with Tom Bober 1:03:39

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Send us a text Tom Bober, and I talk about making history 3-D, the power of collaboration, and taking things off of our plates. For our next episode, please read debut author Chloe Ito Ward’s honest, anti-racist, heartwarming picture book Love Grows Here. Support the showKirjoittanut Kate Narita/Tom Bober

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Sit Down and Do It with C.K. Malone 1:00:18

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Send us a text On today’s show with author and educator, C.K. Malone, we talk about sitting down and getting to work, that tomorrow is a new day, and that anyone can succeed. Have you reviewed the show? If not, please do so and help me turn 24 in 2024 from a dream into a reality. By doing so, you’ll be entered to win a copy of CK Malone’s A Costume…

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Reclaiming Our Narrative with Janelle Harper 1:03:12

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Send us a text Janelle Harper talks about reclaiming narratives, positive phrasing, and creating safe spaces To prep for our next episode with picture book author and secondary educator C.K. Malone, be sure to read their fabulous debut picture book, A Costume for Charly, which features an innovative bigender character who creates a Halloween costum…

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Narwhals, Puppeteers, and Bush Planes with Brooke Hartman 58:27

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Send us a text Brooke Hartman talks about the power of social media, breaking through the fourth wall, and staying true to the original story. To prep for our next episode with Bronx author Janelle Harper, be sure to read her fabulous debut picture book, My Block Looks Like, which is illustrated by the incomparable Frank Morrison. Support the show…

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Praise Then Raise with Jen Gennari 1:00:21

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Send us a text Jen Gennari, author of Muffled and My Mixed Up Berry-Blue Summer, talks about flagging filter words, personifying drafts, and cultivating artistic vision. To win a critique or a virtual author's visit, go to www.katenarita.com/podcast during the month of March and leave a comment on Jen's post saying which giveaway you'd like to win.…

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Writing Matters with Gita Varadarajan 1:09:00

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Send us a text In this episode with Gita Varadarajan we talk about national boundaries dissolving in the classroom, writing as therapy, and the power of writing partnerships. Gita is as delightful as her books Save Me a Seat and My Bindi, which a lucky listener can be eligible to win simply by sharing this episode on social media and tagging Gita a…

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Everything Depends on Relationships with Mk Smith Despres 1:07:11

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Send us a text Mk Smith Despres talks about all the different kinds of walks they take from the everything-is-the-worst walk, to the there’s-a-problem-in-the text walk, to the walking-with-the-kids walk. But most of all, this episode focuses on the importance of relationships–relationships with our editors, our students, and our writing process. Yo…

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All Things Preschool with Susan Edwards Richmond and Rene Colato Lainez 58:55

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Send us a text Earlier this fall, we had an all things kindergarten chat with Jyoti Rajan Gopal and Tina M. Cho. Today we talk about all things preschool with Susan Edwards Richmond and René Colato Laínez. We chat about classroom communities, differentiation in the classroom, and the importance of families. Support the show…

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Writing Is Like Painting with Kristy Acevedo 59:41

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Send us a text Kristy Acevedo talks about how writing is like painting, writing with pens and pencils, and the importance of creating personal checklists. To prep for our next episode, grab a copy of Susan Edwards Richmond’s, Night Owl Night and René Colato Laínez’s We Play Soccer/Jugamos al fútbol. We’ll talk about these books along with their oth…

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Writing from a Personal Place with Ruth Behar and Veera Hiranandani 1:02:16

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Send us a text Veera Hiranandani and Ruth Behar talk about the incredible parallels in their work, othering and writing from a personal place. Join us for our next live chat on Sunday, October 29th at 12 PM EST. We’ll be talking all things preschool, picture books, and early literacy with Susan Edwards Richmond and René Colato Laínez. Sign up on my…

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Night Owls, Wildflowers and Trailblazers with Ha Dinh 1:04:20

1y ago1:04:20

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Send us a text Debut picture book author, Hà Dinh, talks about being a night owl, wildflower wonders, and the importance of trailblazers. To prep for our next episode, read or listen to one of Veera Hiranandani’s novels and one of Ruth Behar’s novels. We’ll travel back through time to pre and post World War II and the 1960s. Pack your bags and get …

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All Things Kindergarten with Jyoti Rajan Gopal and Tina M. Cho 58:42

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Send us a text On this episode, Jyoti Rajan Gopal and Tina M. Cho talk about all things kindergarten. We talk about beautiful beginning of the year books to build community, the importance of extended family, and Tina and Jyoti’s upcoming releases. To prep for next episode, read Hà Dinh’s wonderful debut picture book, Where Wildflowers Grow. Suppor…

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Into Interiority with H.M. Bouwman 1:07:44

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Send us a text In this episode, H.M. Bouwman teaches us how to embrace interiority, separate out revision rounds, and share our writing processes with students. To prepare for our next chat and episode, read one of Tina M. Cho’s or Jyoti Rajan Gopal’s fantastic picture books to prepare for our chat. It’s fun to compare and contrast Tina’s The Ocean…

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Writing Workshop Wonders with Stacy Mozer 1:09:24

1y ago1:09:24

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Send us a text New England SCBWI’s regional advisor, Stacy Mozer, delves deep into writer’s workshop. In addition to writer’s workshop, we also talk about how reading is a writing and a teaching superpower, and the importance of developing a relationship with your local librarian. Before our next episode, read one of H.M. Bouwman’s fantastic middle…

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Season Three Finale: Top Ten Writing Tips 52:45

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Send us a text It’s the season three finale. I’ve compiled the top ten writing tips from this season’s guests to help get listeners psyched up for a creative, productive summer. Tip Number Ten: It's Gotta Be Fun with Linda Urban, Torrey Maldonado, and Jessica Lander Tip Number Nine: Set a Schedule with Andy J. Pizza, Sally Engelfried, and Ruth Beha…

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Writing Starts With You With Chris Baron 1:09:19

1+ y ago1:09:19

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Send us a text Chris Baron talks about how writing starts with you, reaching unseen readers and the magic of maps. Sign up here for our next live Chalk + Ink Chat on May 24th with Newbery Honor winner Veera Hiranandani and Pura Belpre Award winner Ruth Behar. It's free and it's fun. Our summer writing tips episode airs on May 26th. Be sure to liste…

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Highlighting Helpers with Hanh Bui 1:04:49

1+ y ago1:04:49

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Send us a text In this episode, picture book author, Hanh Bui, highlights the helpers who welcomed her and her family to the United States in the 1970s and the helpers who taught her how to write, as well as staying true to her story and surrounding herself with positive people. Sign up here for our next Chalk + Ink Chat with Newbery Honor winner V…

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Trusting the Process with Mary Ann Cappiello and Erika Thulin Dawes 1:12:28

1+ y ago1:12:28

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Send us a text Mary Ann Cappiello and Erika Thulin Dawes talk about trusting the process, text sets, and the magic of working on multiple projects at once. If you would like to attend the next chat with Lisa Stringfellow and Michael Leali on April 26th, please go to www.katenarita.com/podcast and fill out the Chalk + Ink Chat form. It’s free and it…

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Celebrating Students' Strengths With Jessica Lander 1:22:55

1+ y ago1:22:55

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Send us a text Jessica Lander talks about celebrating students' strengths, using text structure to synthesize research, and self-care. Remember to sign up for our next Chalk + Ink Chat on April 26th with Lisa Stringfellow and Michael Leali to talk about their debut year and DEI in middle grade novels. Go to www.katenarita.com/podcast and fill out t…

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Getting Vulnerable With Nicole D. Collier 1:05:08

1+ y ago1:05:08

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Send us a text Nicole D. Collier talks about fear, asks tough questions about whether or not we’re betraying ourselves, and gives listeners tips to create courage. Sign up for our next Chalk + Ink Chat featuring Carole Boston Weatherford and Rob Sanders at 8 PM EST. For our next episode, please read Making Americans: Stories of Historic Struggles, …

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Puzzling out Books With Kyle Lukoff 1:06:40

1+ y ago1:06:40

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Send us a text Kyle Lukoff talks about puzzling out books, gives tips to librarians to protect their patrons’ right to choose their own books and compares picture books to formalist poems. Remember to sign up for our next Chalk + Ink Chat on March 29th, 2023 with Carole Boston Weatherford and Rob Sanders to talk about biographies, collaboration, bo…

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Writing for Self-discovery With Ralph Fletcher 1:12:19

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Send us a text On today's episode, Ralph Fletcher talks about how writing is a process of self-discovery, how the writer’s notebook is a place to honor students’ voices, and creating idea treasure maps. For homework, be sure to read Kyle Lukoff's Newbery Honor book, Too Bright to See. Happy listening! Support the show…

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Writing for a Wide Awake Life With Stacey Shubitz and Melanie Meehan 1:12:18

1+ y ago1:12:18

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Send us a text This week Melanie Meehan and Stacey Shubitz from the Two Writing Teachers Podcast talk about how writing helps us live wide-awake lives, discuss why the best teachers of writing, write, and how as authors it’s our responsibility to ask for what we need from a critique. Join us for a Chalk + Ink Chat on the last Wednesday of every mon…

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Just Be You With Emily Francis 1:01:49

2y ago1:01:49

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Send us a text On today’s episode, Emily Francis talks about transparency and honoring our students’ stories as well as their wishes. Stay tuned to the end of the episode to find out how to win a signed copy of Emily's incredible epistolary autobiography, If You Only Knew: Letters From an Immigrant Teacher. I’m hoping you’ll help me spread Chalk + …

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Got 60 Minutes? Get Writing With Andy J. Pizza 1:07:07

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Send us a text Welcome to Chalk + Ink's 50th episode! Without Andy J. Pizza, Chalk + Ink wouldn't exist. Want to know why? Give a listen. In this episode, we discuss the definition of creativity, what it means when we say art works, and how to produce a successful podcast. After you listen to this episode, if you want to hear more of what Andy has …

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Stuck? Get Outside With Susan Edwards Richmond 1:18:25

2y ago1:18:25

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Send us a text On today’s show, with we talk about getting outside, the importance of cultivating a gratitude mindset, Susan Edwards Richmond, and how it takes community collaboration to create a powerful picture book. Stay tuned to the end of the episode to find out how to win one of Susan's signed picture books or one of Susan's picture book crit…

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Sticky Notes, Think Boards, and Checklists, Oh My! With Tracey Baptiste 1:17:13

2y ago1:17:13

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Send us a text Today, Tracey Baptiste lets listeners in on the organizational tricks that have scaffolded her breakthroughs as an author and as a teacher. In addition to talking about organizational tools, we talk about the subconscious and debunking inaccurate historical “facts.” Before our next episode, please read one of Susan Edwards Richmond’s…

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It's Gotta Be Fun with Torrey Maldonado 57:58

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Send us a text Torrey Maldonado highlights the importance of fun, whether it’s on the page in one of his amazing middle grade novels or in the classroom. We also talk about key questions and multidimensionality. Before our next episode, please read one of Tracey Baptiste’s fantastic books. Although Tracey is probably most known for her Jumbies seri…

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Could, Should, and Does It Count? With Linda Urban 1:14:04

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Send us a text Linda Urban talks about the importance of ditching “have-tos,” and embracing specificity and small moments. Want to win a signed copy of one of Linda’s heartwarming books? Tweet or retweet this episode and be sure to tag me, 2) Go to www.katenarita.com/podcast and make a comment on this episode’s post, 3) Make a comment about the epi…

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Parallels, Plot, and Point of View With Perseverant Sandy Stark-McGinnis 1:04:52

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Send us a text In this episode, the perseverant Sandy Stark-McGinnis talks about parallels, plot and point of view. Stay tuned till the end of the episode to find out how to win a signed copy of Extraordinary Birdsor The Space Between Lost and Found from Sandy. Congrats to Jennifer Roman for winning a signed-copy of Sally Engelfried’s debut middle …

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3-2-1 Write! With Sally Engelfried 1:21:15

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Send us a text Today Sally Engelfried talks about productive weekends, innovative ways to use a writer’s notebook, and how to find a story’s emotional core. Please help me spread the word by sharing the podcast on social media, writing a review wherever you listen to your podcasts, and/or sharing this episode with family, friends and colleagues. Ma…

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Just Say Yes and Do the Work With Cindy Rodriguez 1:17:08

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Send us a text In this episode with Cindy Rodriguez, we talk about the importance of embracing opportunities, growth mindset, and developing relationships in and out of the classroom. Please help me spread the word by sharing the podcast on social media, writing a review wherever you listen to your podcasts, and/or sharing this episode with family,…

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Solitude, Storytelling, and Surprises With Ruth Behar 1:17:40

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Send us a text In this episode, Ruth Behar and I talk about solitude, storytelling and surprises. If Chalk + Ink has made you a better author and/or educator, please fill out this form so I can feature you on our 50th episode. It would be great if this season, the number of downloads per episode would double compared to the second season. Please he…

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Diving Deep Into Struggles, Successes, and Synergy With Michelle Cusolito 1:20:14

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Send us a text I’m so excited to dive deep into our first interview of the season with marvelous Michelle Cusolito. In this episode we talk about the importance of writing with our students, the power of picture book dummies, and how stepping outside of our comfort zone enriches our creativity. If Chalk + Ink has made you a better author and/or edu…

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Season Three Opener: Top Ten Luminous Literacy Workshop Tips 46:08

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Send us a text It's the end of the summer season and the beginning of fall which for teachers and students is bittersweet. The laid back summer feeling slips away and the frantic fall frenzy rushes in. But the good news is after compiling last season’s top ten tips for a luminous literacy workshop, I can’t wait to pack up my beach bag and head back…

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Season Two Finale: Top Ten Writing Tips 52:00

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Send us a text I’ve compiled the top ten writing tips from this season’s guests to help get listeners psyched up for a creative, productive summer. This episode embodies the reason this podcast exists. You count. You matter. Your creativity counts. Your happiness matters. It’s time to pour all the energy you channel into teaching during the school …

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Interview with Author and Educator, Jyoti Rajan Gopal 1:11:27

2+ y ago1:11:27

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Send us a text Today, Jyoti Rajan Gopal and I talk about the power of changing one word in a manuscript, exploring various storytelling modalities, and the magic of making a manuscript sound like music. As many of you know, my beloved dog, Buck, passed away a week ago. Normally, I don’t record interviews with him in the room. But when Jyoti and I r…

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Interview with Author and Educator, Kate Messner 1:02:33

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Send us a text On today’s episode with Kate Messner we talk about what happens when we share our writing process with our students, inviting our students to help us make our writing stronger, and taking and making time to prioritize our writing. Debut author Jyoti Gopal will be joining us next episode to talk about her exquisite picture book debut …

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Interview with Debut Author and High School ELA Teacher, Michael Leali 1:19:11

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Send us a text The warm and inclusive, Michael Leali, talks about the danger of gendering books, how we miss out on the now when we try to “make up” for lost learning time due to the pandemic, and how readers rise to challenges. It’s homework time. The versatile and curious, Kate Messner, will be joining us on our next episode. Kate’s written so ma…

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Interview with the Director of Global Citizenship at Barefoot Books and Debut Author, Dr. Paula Laurel Jackson 1:05:58

2+ y ago1:05:58

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Send us a text The positive and flexible, Dr. Paula Laurel Jackson, talks about the importance of quality vs. quantity, music as a universal first language, and global citizenship. It’s homework time. Have you ever wondered if LGBTQ+ people played an important part in the history of the United States? If so, be sure to pick up a copy of Michael Lea…

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Interview with Author and Educator, Rukhsanna Guidroz 1:09:12

2+ y ago1:09:12

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Send us a text The brave and reflective, Rukhsanna Guidroz, talks about the importance of bringing newspapers into classrooms, the power of a color-coded plot grid, and how engaging in social media can open up career doors. Are you in the mood for a party with guests from all over the world? Then, pull up a chair and read The Perfect Party by Laure…

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Interview with Middle School ELA and Technology Teacher and Middle Grade Author, Lisa Stringfellow 1:13:36

2+ y ago1:13:36

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Send us a text The tenacious and talented, Lisa Stringfellow, talks about the importance of setting goals and being accountable to ourselves, how word choice and sentence length determine voice, and why it makes sense to involve students in our professional writing journeys. Have you ever wanted to learn how to surf? Then, pick up a copy of Samira …

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