The Rule of Law: A Brainstorming Guide for Young Writers
October is an exciting month at Write the World; the Supreme Court Historical Society will be...
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Teaching The Rule of Law: Four Ways to Support Writing in Social Studies
"It is not freedom from conditions, but it is freedom to take a stand toward the conditions," wrote...
AI Writing Tips: 33 Ways to Use, Prompt, and Reflect Upon Clara AI
At Write the World, we are stronger together—stronger when we combine our passions, expertise, and...
Four Ways to Teach Environmental Writing
May marks Write the World’s environmental writing competition sponsored by Patagonia, and we’re...
How to Apply Webb’s Depth of Knowledge Framework to Writing (+ AI Extensions)
In an era when artificial intelligence is sparking critical conversations about the values of...
Supporting Reading Skills Through Writing
Reading and writing are reciprocal skills. Just as a skilled runner might cross-train by lifting...
Creating Podcasts in the Classroom: Q&A with Teen Podcaster Oscar Lewis
Storytelling comes in many formats: from television to TikTok to true crime novels. Multimedia...
4 Strategies for Writing a Winning Op-Ed
The Opinion Editorial, or Op-Ed, is a genre that empowers writers to take a stand—to share their...
AI Activities for High School Students: Comparative Analysis Using WALL-E and Ethan Mollick
There is a scene in Disney’s WALL-E in which the eponymous rusty robot meets Eva, a sleeker robot...