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Tag: Teaching Poetry

At the teach out

  Today I had one of the most precious teaching experiences of my life. Because we are taking strike action … More

Education, Higher Education, Initial Teacher Education, P4C, Pension Dispute, Philosophy for Children, Primary Education, Teaching Poetry, Teaching Writing, USS Strike

Workshopping Settee in Autumn

    Settee in Autumn   The leaves change colour and fall on the russet settee. Sticky buds are stuck … More

Being a Poet, Being a Writer, Being Creative, Education, Peter Sansom, Poems, Poetry, poetry workshops, Poets, reading poems, Reading Poetry, Teaching Poems, Teaching Poetry, Teaching Writing, Writing, Writing Poems, Writing Poetry, Writing Process

Open letter to Alicia Stubbersfield (LentBlog31)

  Dear Alicia I can’t believe it is three years since I got to hang out with you at Totleigh … More

Alicia Stubbersfield, Arvon Foundation, Being a Poet, Being a Writer, Being Creative, Education, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Teaching Poetry, Teaching Writing, Writing Poems, Writing Poetry, Writing Process

Ann Sansom’s ‘Instructor’ (LentBlog10)

Ann Sansom is one of my all-time favourite people, poets or normal, ever. I count myself fortunate to have worked … More

Ann Sansom, Ann Sansom poet, Ann Sansom poetry, Ann Sansom Vehicle, Lifesaving Poems, Lifesaving Poetry, Michael Laskey, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Reading Poetry, Teaching Poetry, Teaching Writing, Vehicle Ann Sansom

What really matters?

I was on the phone to a writer friend the other week. In itself this is a rare occurrence: normally … More

Arvon Foundation, Being a Poet, Being a Writer, Being Creative, Creativity, Education, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Teaching, Teaching Creative Writing, Teaching Poetry, Teaching Writing, Totleigh Barton, Writing, Writing Process

On giving feedback

I found myself in the position of giving feedback to some writers recently. The writers were teachers who had signed … More

Arvon Foundation, Education, Giving Feedback, Poetry, Poets, Poets in Education, Poets in Schools, Teachers as Writers, Teaching Creative Writing, Teaching Poetry, Teaching Writing, Writers, Writers in Education, Writing in Education

Writing in the cracks

I was having a coffee with a new writer friend the other day. Not having known each other for very … More

Arvon, Arvon Foundation, Being a Writer, Being Creative, Creativity, Education, Frasier, Julia Cameron, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Reading Poetry, Teachers, Teachers as Writers, Teaching Poetry, Teaching Writing, Trusting in the Process, Writing, Writing Poems, Writing Poetry, Writing Process

What do I know?

  One of the more interesting paradoxes of analysing the interviews of professional writers during the Teachers as Writers (TaW) … More

Anne Lamott, Being a Poet, Being a Writer, Being Creative, Creativity, Education, poets teaching poetry, Teaching Creative Writing, Teaching Poetry, Teaching Writing, Writers, Writing

Reading Wallace Stevens

‘I’ve been reading Wallace Stevens.’ ‘So?’ ‘I thought you’d be pleased.’ ‘I don’t get it.’ ‘Wallace Stevens!’ ‘I know who … More

Being a Poet, Being a Writer, Being Creative, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Reading, reading poems, Reading Poetry, Teaching Poetry, The Book, Wallace Stevens, Writing Poems, Writing Poetry, Writing Process

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