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Teaching writing creatively
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  • Teaching writing creatively
  • Written by author David Starkey
  • Published by Portsmouth, NH : Boynton/Cook Publishers, c1998., 1998/03/19
  • Teaching Writing Creatively represents a challenge to conventional notions of genre. It seeks to break down the artificial, antiquated barriers between "creative" and "academic" writing, making the writing classroom experience a more imaginative one.
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Introduction: A Polycultural Model for Teaching Writing

The Writing Class as a Site for Creativity

What's the Use of Stories That Aren't True? K. Ronald

A Course in Crisis, J. Tassoni

Reclaiming "Creativity" for Composition, G. Karnezis

The Legacy of Richard Hugo in the Composition Classroom, W. Hochman

Broken Circles and Curious Triangles, H. Roskelly

Classroom Practices: Teaching Writing Creatively

When Writers Teach Writing, M. Harris

Self-Discovery to Self-Examination, M. Steinberg

The Degrees of the Lie, J. Boe

Writing Snapshots, T. Fulwiler

Transforming Connections and Building Bridges, S. Fontaine & F. Quaas

"Habits of Opposite and Alcove," D. Starkey

Beginnings, A. Young

One, Two, Three, Testing, A. Culhane

From Discovery to Response: New Approaches to Creative Writing

Reading as a Writer, or What Happens When the Lights Go On, P. Bizzaro

"Carom Shots," H. Ostrom

My Other, My Self, L. Martin

Responding to Creative Writing, W. Bishop


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