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Hosted by Kate Narita · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 100 episodes
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Chalk and Ink is a biweekly school year podcast that interviews teachers who write and writers who teach. Are you looking for inspiration to develop and deepen your writing and/or teaching practice? If so, then listen to the experts who make it their practice to become better writers and teachers every day. If you'd like to connect after listening, please find me on Twitter @KateNarita or visit my website www.katenarita.com Happy listening!
Kate Narita hosts Chalk and Ink: The Podcast for Teachers Who Write and Writers Who Teach, a education show with 100 episodes published.
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Send us Fan Mail Wrapping up our fifth season with this summer's top ten tips: 10. Conduct Interesting Interviews 9. Love Lists 8. Discover Structure 7. Setting Is a Super Tool 6. Side Write 5. Value Vulnerability 4. Tel
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Jarrett Lerner talks about how publishing a book is like participating in the NBA finals, how kids are our bosses, and sloppy first drafts. Let’s get started. Thanks so much for listenin
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Ann Marie Stephens talks about visual reminders to write, stoplight writing, and positive self talk. To prep for our next episode be sure to check out Jarrett Lerner’s A Work in Progress
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Send us Fan Mail In this interview, Cindy Jenson-Elliott lets us in on incredible interview tips. In addition to interview tips, Cindy talks about researching and writing simultaneously, nonfiction proposal dos and don’t
Send us Fan Mail Ann McCallum exposes the root of nonfiction in this episode. Ann has tons of tips for you including how to find a nonfiction structure that highlights your passions, how to craft enticing sidebars, and h
Send us Fan Mail Amanda Jones definitely gives writing tips in this episode such as listen to music that reflects the mood that you're trying to convey in your manuscript, start with a bang to hook the reader, and seek f
Send us Fan Mail Sarah Prager talks about her passion for queer history, learning how to write for a YA audience, and how to research. Our next episode will feature school librarian Amanda Jones . She fights against cens
Send us Fan Mail April Jones Prince , Jody Little , Josh Galarza , Katrina Moore and Zetta Elliott talk about the courage to be emotionally vulnerable on the page, writing about subjects for kids that people have told yo
Send us Fan Mail Jeannine Atkins is one of the kindest people I know, and her compassion radiates through her verse. So, my wish for all of you is that your year is filled with kindness, just like Jeannine’s novels. In t
Send us Fan Mail Jen Ferguson talks about opportunities to sharpen our work, why characters mirror one another in dialogue, and why we need different books for different readers. Let’s get started. Our next episode will
Send us Fan Mail In today’s episode Sarah Aronson talks about the importance of embracing conversations, challenges, and community. Sarah's latest biography, Abzuglutely!, celebrates congresswoman, lawyer, and activist,
Send us Fan Mail Jen Malia and I talk about celebrating neurodiversity, identifying your audience, and writing on location. Our next episode will feature Sarah Aronson . Sarah’s latest picture book biography, Abzuglutely
Send us Fan Mail A.S. King talks about her newest novel, Pick the Lock , ACES or adverse childhood experiences, and the importance of honesty and expression. Our next episode will feature Jen Malia . Check out her chapte
Send us Fan Mail Andrew Hacket , Ernesto Cisneros , Marcie Flinchum Atkins , Lisa Stringfellow , and Tina Athaide talk about creating classroom writing communities. In addition to their wonderful voices, authors Cindy Je
Send us Fan Mail I had a blast chatting with Ryan Bani Tahmaseb . We celebrate his debut picture book, Rostam’s Picture-Day Pusteen , and talk about collaborating, connecting with family, and leading with curiosity. Clic
N. West Moss
middle-grade author
1 appearance on this show
N. West Moss
author
1 appearance on this show
John Schu
Louder Than Hunger
1 appearance on this show
Valerie Bolling
author
2 appearances on this show
Rob Sanders
1 appearance on this show
Chris Baron
producer and host of the 'No Ordinary Monday' podcast · National Geographic
1 appearance on this show
Amanda Jones
small-town librarian and activist · Shropshire Supports Refugees
2 appearances on this show
Zetta Elliott
1 appearance on this show
Jen Ferguson
Sales Enablement Leader · San Antonio hospice
2 appearances on this show
A.S. King
two-time winner of YALSA’s Michael L. Printz award · null
2 appearances on this show
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