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Student-Invented Styles.
Collom, Jack – Teachers and Writers, 1994
Notes that some students invent their own styles of poetry, and regularly use them in their writing. Recommends that teachers encourage this. Presents several examples of students' styles. (RS)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Poetry, Student Writing Models, Teaching Methods
Joyful Noise Resounds: The New Look of an Old Form.
Peck, Carol F. – Teachers and Writers, 1992
Discusses a form of poetry written for two voices--two side-by-side columns, each read by a different voice. Mentions precedents of this form in art, music, and poetry. Presents examples of fourth grade, high school, and university students' poems written in this form. (RS)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education, Literary Styles, Poetry
The Train in the Chimney: Teaching Poetry Writing and Art.
Colin, Barbara Flug – Teachers and Writers, 1994
Discusses the experiences of a poetry writing teacher who teaches poetry to second-grade through high school physically challenged children using art as inspiration. Includes numerous examples of students' poetry, which demonstrate the depth, variety, complexity, and originality that art can bring out. (RS)
Descriptors: Art Activities, Art Expression, Disabilities, Elementary Secondary Education
Collaborative Teaching: Writers and Visual Artists.
Jones, Victoria – Teachers and Writers, 1991
Reviews some of the author's own mistakes and successes to help guide other writers and teachers interested in projects in which they collaborate with a visual artist to improve students' writing skills and visual art ability. (MG)
Descriptors: Art, Art Activities, Art Expression, Artists