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SUMMARY:I Am the Boss of THIS! Cultivating Ownership in Writing
DESCRIPTION:Title:\nI Am the Boss of THIS! Cultivating Ownership in Writing\nWith: \nDanielle Hardt & Dr. Jevon Hunter\nDate: \nWednesday, February 25, 2026\nTime:\n6-7:30 pm\nLocation:\nOnline, via ZOOM\nRegistration: Click here to Register\nAbout:\nAs middle and high school teachers, getting students to reflect upon themselves and own their writing is a significant part of our classroom work. Using Jason Reynolds’, Look Both Ways as a model, this session uses a new, creative identity framework that flexes with varying texts, ushers middle and high school students past superficial comprehension of characters toward a more scrupulous analysis of the social, emotional, intellectual, and moral strengths each one possesses. Then, as a way of having youth reflect upon their identity, we will illustrate how this same framework can help empower students through multimodal writing as they determine who they are socially, emotionally, intellectually, and morally – permitting our young people to take steps to towards cultivating ownership in critical thinking and writing.\nYou DO NOT need to be a current NYSEC member to attend this session so please register, attend, and invite others in your network to do the same.\nIf you’re interested in becoming a member, please click here to join NYSEC.\n\n
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