It's easy to write what other people expect, and to never surprise anyone. But the next time you sit down to compose a story (perhaps the monthly assignment on this site), why not question yourself? Why not zag when everyone else is zigging? Here are a few thoughts on that...
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February 06, 2008
February, 2008 Assignment: Leap Year
2008 is a leap year. That means we not only get an extra day on the calendar, but we have a fun prompt for what could be your best story ever. Here's what I have in mind...
February 02, 2008
Guest Column: Today's Language
The Big Brain Club is happy to accept guest columns from teachers, librarians, parents, or anyone else interested in the evolution of education and literacy. If you would like to submit your thoughts, you'll find the information here.
Jen Byrne, a 6th grade teacher in Jefferson County, Colorado, has written a terrific piece that examines the need to enhance traditional learning methods with technology that kids embrace. She calls it "Today's Language," and I couldn't agree with her more.
