All posts tagged "writing"
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The Write Stuff | Path to effective writing begins with effective habits
It’s no secret that writing can be a struggle. When you’re busy with other things or just plain lacking motivation, writing seems almost impossible. But...
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Guide to writing | Fan fiction allows writers to adapt characters in their own original stories
Fan fiction is a common word nowadays, mostly used over the Internet, but what does fan fiction mean? Well, it is basically what it sounds...
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Author addresses importance of writing hard topics
“Crank,” “Burned,” “Glass,” “Impulse,” “Identical” and “Tricks” are the names of a few New York Times best selling books by award winning author, Ellen Hopkins,...
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November program encourages writers
When most students think of writing, they imagine endless essays, and, consequently, endless stress. However, there’s a difference between writing an essay and telling a...
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As time demands increase, save moments for yourself
As the school year begins to come to an end, the motivation to stay focused is extremely tough. Trust me, I know. But self care...
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Writer’s Workshop: Creating intriguing settings can be key to revealing your story’s characters
If you’re a writer struggling with filling a page, this article is definitely for you. As an aspiring writer myself, I constantly grapple with the...
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Dystopian Disconnect: Too many stories overloaded with fancy but neglect lessons for exploring today
“Utopia” is a word that within itself is impossible to achieve. This word’s definition is often cited as a majestic, beautiful future time where humanity...
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WRITE NOW: More fun follows final week of NaNoWriMo
Hey Wrimos! Finally, November, National Novel Writing Month is over! So now it’s time to reflect on your experience: Did you finish your novel? What...
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Writer enjoys process of exploration
By: Aaron Heimbuck As many of you know, I am very passionate about writing. Often times I can be emotional and even “overly dramatic” in...
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Lesson in Letters: Staff writer builds friendship with English pen pal
Friendships can extend over miles … and sometimes overseas. When I was in eighth grade, I made a friend. Her name is Amy and she...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
