Julia Skinner's 100 Word Challenge
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This document outlines a creative writing program called the 100 Word Challenge for young people. It provides writing prompts with restricted word counts and has students post their 100-word pieces to a class blog for others to read and comment on constructively. The program aims to give students a purpose and audience for their writing while encouraging reluctant writers through a limited word goal. It also helps teachers by reducing marking workload and gets students blogging and providing peer feedback.
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