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ESWP 
A birth of ideas 
Emerging from teachers' minds 
Renew your passion!
 
by Debbie Chance, Shirley Moran, Kim Patrick, Jenny Bernardi, Lisa Loudenslager
 

The next Summer Institute is being planned for      July 2009

After more than 15 years and changes in the leadership of the Eastern Shore Writing Project (ESWP), the time was right for the ESWP to take a year for reorganization and rethinking our mission.  This process gives the ESWP a chance to assess the work we have done in the past and plan for future growth.   

An Advanced Institute met from August 4-7 at SU.  The purpose of the Institute was to prepare the ESWP for next year's Summer Institute and to explore our role in providing professional development to the teachers of Delmarva.

Meeting in SU's new Teacher Education and Technology Center.

 

 

NWP ON LIST OF "WORLDWIDE ADVENTURES" FOR TEACHERS -- The writing project summer institute is one of nine worldwide adventures for teachers named by Scholastic's online magazine, Administrator.  "When educators take advantage of these once-in-a-lifetime adventures, everyone wins," says the February issue. You may be able to use this publicity with administrators and teachers in your area. 

 

 

   

The Eastern Shore Writing Project is an approved affiliate of the National Writing Project, a network of over 165 sites across the country and around the world that seeks to improve the teaching of writing at all levels of education, pre-kindergarten through university. The NWP has been recognized by the American Association for Higher Education and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as "an outstanding and nationally significant example of how schools and colleges can collaborate to improve American education."

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November 11, 2008.

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