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Jul 31, 2013
Right now, the school has few clubs, but there is some interest. Does anyone have any advice on how I should begin this process?
Novel
On 7/31/13, Douglas wrote: > I am a new teacher, who wishes to start a poetry club for > students in a district in my area. This would eventually > lead to starting a literature publication. > > Right now, the school has few clubs, but there is some > interest. Does anyone have any advice on how I should begin > this process?
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Douglas
Thank you for the idea, I will see how it goes.
I had considered presenting some music at some point, and explain how music often can be considered poetry with a "sound track". This is especially helpful for budding artists that I have seen in some of the classrooms.
I had considered presenting some music at some point, and explain how music often can be considered poetry with a "sound track". This is especially helpful for budding artists that I have seen in some of the classrooms.
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