
If you've resolved to write more in 2012, a daily email with writing prompts could put you in the mood.
Even though paper mills and cheat sites are popular sources of copied work, the encyclopedia site reigns supreme.

Students from Montreal and Los Angeles will team up to send a robot into outer space.

Writer Colleen Wainwright went bald for a program that teaches literacy to high school girls.

An Ohio English teacher decided to test whether iPads were a worthwhile investment for his school district.
A Los Angeles Teacher riffs on a popular hip-hop song to show his students that writing is cool.

We don’t have to eradicate a person’s soul in order to make them a great leader and thinker.

Forget pen and paper: This is a fresh way to get students from low income backgrounds excited about writing.
The deal site partnered up with students working with writing nonprofit 826CHI.
The Power Writers program teaches, "If you don’t learn to write your own life story, someone else will write it for you."
Perfect for night owls and working adults. Boston's Bunker Hill Community College offers classes that start at 11:45 p.m.

The social media giant encourages students to write only to themselves and to those who are just like them.

Thanks to poor writing and too-long essays, the Common Application is capping word counts for this fall's crop of college applicants.

Many of today's prominent education reformers attended private school. Their policies for public schools are a far cry from that experience.

You love Shakespeare's creative use of language. Now new research shows it actually makes your brain grow.

The store that fronts 826LA's tutoring center here in Los Angeles is giving an artist $500 to transform its window display. Is it you?
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A Minnesota teacher is helping her students set up blogs and gain a readership. The result? The kids "see themselves as writers—real writers."