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“How Not to Go Crazy Reading Rough Drafts,” MiddleWeb

Posted on August 26, 2019June 17, 2020 by Sarah Cooper

Here’s a bit of a confessional. For many years, with major writing assignments, I avoided reading my students’ rough drafts. I thought I didn’t have time – and that if I commented on the rough drafts Continue reading

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