Spy Works: A Collaborative Creative Writing Model.
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2001
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| author | Bruce, Charlotte |
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| contents | Spy Works: A Collaborative Creative Writing Model. Bruce, Charlotte Cooperative Programs Creative Writing Fiction High Schools Instructional Innovation Librarian Teacher Cooperation Models Partnerships in Education School Libraries Secondary Education Writing (Composition) Students in a creative writing class at McLean High School (Virginia) were asked to write an original piece of spy fiction. A four-way collaboration model, which utilized the strengths and expertise of a teacher, library media specialist, business partner (the technology division of the CIA), and vendor, provided students with unusual learning experiences. Includes a screen shot of the Student Assignment Web Page. (AEF) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2001 |
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| spellingShingle | Spy Works: A Collaborative Creative Writing Model. Bruce, Charlotte Cooperative Programs Creative Writing Fiction High Schools Instructional Innovation Librarian Teacher Cooperation Models Partnerships in Education School Libraries Secondary Education Writing (Composition) Spy Works: A Collaborative Creative Writing Model. Bruce, Charlotte Cooperative Programs Creative Writing Fiction High Schools Instructional Innovation Librarian Teacher Cooperation Models Partnerships in Education School Libraries Secondary Education Writing (Composition) Students in a creative writing class at McLean High School (Virginia) were asked to write an original piece of spy fiction. A four-way collaboration model, which utilized the strengths and expertise of a teacher, library media specialist, business partner (the technology division of the CIA), and vendor, provided students with unusual learning experiences. Includes a screen shot of the Student Assignment Web Page. (AEF) |
| title | Spy Works: A Collaborative Creative Writing Model. |
| topic | Cooperative Programs Creative Writing Fiction High Schools Instructional Innovation Librarian Teacher Cooperation Models Partnerships in Education School Libraries Secondary Education Writing (Composition) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ626754 |