It’s Tuesday: Join Us for a Slice of Life! It's Tuesday! Time to write, share, give!
https://twowritingteachers.org..../2025/09/23/its-tues

One Topic Writers: The Importance of Interest in the Writing Workshop What do we do when a student wants to write about the same topic every day? Let them be! Keep reading to explore why interest is so important for our student authors.
https://twowritingteachers.org..../2025/09/22/one-topi

Turn It Up: Using Rap in the Classroom The co-authors of Rap It Up! Discuss how rap can span the curricula to support standard skills in English/language arts, social studies, music, and SEL (social-emotional learning). Rap’s rhythm, rhyme, and wordplay develop literacy, expand vocabulary, strengthen reading fluency, and build confidence in oral expression. At the same time, rap’s cultural relevance fosters student engagement and inclusivity.
https://twowritingteachers.org..../2025/09/18/rap-in-c

It’s Tuesday: Join Us for a Slice of Life! It's Tuesday! Time to write, share, give!
https://twowritingteachers.org..../2025/09/16/its-tues

The SmartPhone War Is Over – And We Lost. That Matters With AI Bearing Down. Around the country, states are passing bans on cell phones in schools. Thirty-five states now have some sort of restriction—either all day or just during instructional time. Policymakers are quickly realizing that the best policies are ones that don’t turn teachers into cops, so expect more total rather than partial bans. Teachers, for their part, generally—and understandably—like …
https://www.eduwonk.com/2025/0....9/the-smartphone-war