UCLA Writing Project 40th Anniversary Celebration
Moore Hall, UCLA CAOne-day celebration/workshop open to all Writing Project Fellows. Fee: $40
One-day celebration/workshop open to all Writing Project Fellows. Fee: $40
One-day conference for all teachers and administrators focusing on access and equity for all students, with diverse English learners center stage. Early Bird Fee: $75
Five meetings focused on reading and discussing articles about ways we can address race and racism including anti-blackness in our lives, our schools, and our communities.
Join us for a series of five workshops where we'll engage in strategies and lessons to help students understand these rich texts and address the matters of race that the authors present. During the workshops, you’ll have time to plan how to make great use of these texts with your students. Workshop Fee: $50
Four-day workshop for elementary teachers focusing on strategies that will help your students discover their strengths as effective and inspired writers throughout the curriculum.
Three new writing workshops for Los Angeles area teachers. Each course—Narrative Writing, Analytical Writing and Argument Writing—guides teacher participants to teach explicitly the cognitive reading and writing strategies that propel English learners to grow as writers.
One-week workshop about specific strategies that lead to growth in student writers. The most exciting part of teaching writing is watching students improve! We believe all students can develop their competence and confidence in writing when they engage in instruction tailored to their needs.
Three new writing workshops for Los Angeles area teachers. Each course—Narrative Writing, Analytical Writing and Argument Writing—guides teacher participants to teach explicitly the cognitive reading and writing strategies that propel English learners to grow as writers.
Three new writing workshops for Los Angeles area teachers. Each course—Narrative Writing, Analytical Writing and Argument Writing—guides teacher participants to teach explicitly the cognitive reading and writing strategies that propel English learners to grow as writers.
One-day conference for teachers and administrators focusing on access and equity for all students, with diverse multilingual and multicultural students center stage. Our keynote speaker is Joseph Velasco, who is a storyteller and high school English and Ethnic Studies teacher. The conference also includes three sessions of workshops led by teachers.