The Paste Eaters Blog
Adam, Jack WatsonA blog for teachers who get the feeling that the only opinions that count in education... do not belong to teachers. I try to post weekly.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 66 |
| Subscribers | Read | pasteeatersblog.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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📰 Crime Beat: Illegal K-Cup Found in Teacher’s Trash Can
Note: This is a repost from January. I experimented posting several satire articles at once, but with lackluster results.
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Teach Writing Tomorrow addresses major myths and misconceptions about teaching writing. It will move from attitudes to actions and mindset to methods, showing how any teacher, regardless of their own perceived ability or creativity, can tea...
đź’¬ Five Ways to Let Speaking Teach Writing
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đź’¬ Let Speaking Teach Writing (James Moffett on Discourse)
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Authors
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Second generation teacher with experience across middle school, high school, and college admissions. I love teaching writing and showing other teachers why it’s easier than they think. I don't really eat paste.
Drummer, reader, born-again knitter, perpetual bird-spotter, occasional lifter, moonlight copywriter and, most of all, teacher of little minds.
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