Greater New Orleans Writing Project

Last chance to sign up for the 2019 Summer Institute where you can use your Title II professional development funds!

Summer Professional Development for Teachers with GNOWP Last chance to sign up for the 2019 Summer Institute where you can use your Title II professional development funds!   For 41 years, The Greater New Orleans Writing Project (GNOWP) has offered local teachers professional development in the teaching of writing, and in better incorporating writing in...

For 41 years, The Greater New Orleans Writing Project (GNOWP) has offered local teachers professional development in the teaching of writing, and in better incorporating writing into their classrooms. This year, our 41st Summer Institute offers the option of a 3 or 6-hour Graduate credit course with 120 CLU’s for teachers across the curriculum. Your school can use Title II funds to sponsor teachers in this professional development workshop.

Teachers and Administrators: There are still a few spaces left in the 2019 GNOWP Summer Institute. For 41 years, The Greater New Orleans Writing Project (GNOWP) has offered local teachers professional development in the teaching of writing, and in better incorporating writing into their classrooms. This year, our 41st Summer Institute offers the option of a 3 or 6-hour Graduate credit course with...

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ATTENTION GNOWP FANS!
Details of the next Summer Institute are here!

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Listening to Kids and Designing from Scratch for Timeless Learning After 32 years as an Albemarle County educator, Pam Moran sat down with Tom Vander Ark to reflect on her career and discuss her latest book.

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