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 | These are dark times. Frightening, horrifying, in so many ways. Yet teachers of writing continue to teach, which is itself an act of hope. In these ti... by  andrea_lunsford Author in Bits Blog Monday 0 0 | 268 | ||
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| | Elizabeth Catanese is an Associate Professor of English and Humanities at Community College of Philadelphia. Trained in mindfulness-based stress reduc... by guest_blogger Expert in Bits Blog a week ago 0 0 | 40 | ||
 | I recently asked my students a simple, open-ended question about the writer’s tone. I had made print copies of the text, and I had projected it onto t... 2 0 | 302 |
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