Narrative Glue: Strategies for Memoir, Argument, and Other Nonfiction

Alex Corbitt
Nov 1, 2016
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Alex shares his experiences developing and facilitating a teen activism class. He reviews a "Time Travel Interview" activity that promotes empathy and inquiry.

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