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Since 2011 #cyberPD has been a community of connected educators joining together in collaborative professional conversation.

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As always, please continue the conversations throughout the year using #cyberPD or sharing in the MeWe Community! https://t.co/775mPmPL0W

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A BIG thank you to the #cyberPD community for joining us tonight and for another amazing summer of learning. YOU ROCK!!

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Thank you to @sshubitz and @LynneRDorfman for sharing Welcome to Writing Workshop with us and joining our community this evening. They’ve given us much to think about as we start a new year. #cyberPD

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Q10. After reading “Welcome to Writing to Workshop: Engaging Today’s Student with a Model That Works”, what’s one goal you’ve set for yourself for writing workshop? What’s one thing you want to do differently or fine-tune in this school year? #cyberPD

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Q10. After reading “Welcome to Writing to Workshop: Engaging Today’s Student with a Model That Works”, what’s one goal you’ve set for yourself for writing workshop? What’s one thing you want to do differently or fine-tune in this school year? #cyberPD

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Q9. @LisaCorbett0261 asks #cyberPD:

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Q8. @ErikaMVictor asks #cyberPD:

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Coming up….a few questions from participants. #cyberPD (WARNING: it gets crazy fast from here so buckle in!)

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Q7. We LOVE that Lynne & Stacey weave the use of mentor texts throughout the book. What books/authors are you excited to use as mentor texts in your writing workshop? #cyberPD

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Q6. Stacey & Lynne provide many possibilities for ways to share at the end of each workshop. What is one new kind of share you’d like to try with your writers? #cyberPD

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Q5. There was much conversation around peer conferences. How do we help students learn to do the important work of conferring with their peers? #cyberPD

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Q4. The authors remind: “Teachers who write teach writers, confer writer to writer (instead of teacher to student) & experience similar struggles.” What suggestions do you have for being a teacher who writes? In what ways do you show students you’re a teacher who writes? #cyberPD

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Q3. As you think about the first six weeks of school, what will be essential to get writing workshop started with your new group of students? #cyberPD

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Q2. After reading & discussing Welcome to Writing Workshop, what is your BIG take-away or one way your thinking has changed? Try it: At first I thought … Now I think ... #cyberPD

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Q1. Share a quote that really stuck with you as you read Welcome to Writing Workshop. #cyberPD

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We will be using the Q1 - A1 response format during the #cyberPD chat. Don’t forget the hashtag!

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Welcome to the 2018 summer #cyberPD chat. We are discussing “Welcome to Writing Workshop #WelcomeWW” by @LynneRDorfman and @sshubitz tonight! All are welcome to join in the chat!