A Writerly Life: Wisdom from Stephen Tchudi
Teachers should encourage their students to improve their work, not perfect it! Coach them!
Jill Naylor (2016 participant of Grammar Matters)
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Thanks, Jill. This will foster an appreciation and love of learning that moves beyond the worry over grades and evaluations.
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