Author Cara Furman talks with Stephanie Jones, co-director of the Red Clay Writing Project, about bringing ethics, philosophy, and body-centered practices into teaching. #nwpradio #nwpwritenow bit.ly/3L7gabr

In this episode of #nwpradio we visit with Jessica Rubin, author of "Embracing gentle resistance to the slow violence of traditional English curriculum." Here how one teacher pushed back against the slow violence of traditional English instruction without risking her job. bit.ly/4mNJQYL

Listen in to learn about Cosmic Writers’ commitment and approach to creative writing and why it is so important from a Cosmic Writer herself! #nwpradio bit.ly/3UBpsxG

This special episode of #nwpradio features many of the educators behind Empowering Youth to Confront the Climate Crisis in English Language Arts, our co-published book with TC Press. Recorded in three parts, you won't want to miss this comprehensive overview of this important book. bit.ly/3RHBKmE

The latest episode of The Write Time features two dynamic literary voices: Kennedy Center Next 50 fellow Mahogany L. Browne and Columbia University Professor and poet @sealeyruiz.bsky.social. Download, listen, or watch! #nwpwritenow #nwpradio bit.ly/4lkU5Ud

Teaching *is* Inquiry, our latest #nwpradio episode with Cynthia Ballenger, available now! Ballenger shares her teaching journey and the core ideas in her book about the power of inquiry-based learning, which encourages teachers to honor students' unexpected questions and ideas. bit.ly/4hUVwpq

Today's episode of The Write Time features @keenanjones83, author of Saturday Morning at the Shop, interviewed by elementary teacher Ali Adan. Don't miss this celebration of authors and teachers! #nwpwritenow #nwpradio bit.ly/3EMoPwv

New episode of #nwpradio! We talk with educators @lorabartlett.bsky.social and Jamila Edwards about the book, Going the Distance, a comprehensive study of teaching during the COVID-19 Pandemic that has a lot to teach us about creating a healthy, resilient teaching profession. bit.ly/4hrndqg