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Writing for well-being: How it could be a new way to teach the essay and resist AI
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Literature as remedy: One course invited students to tape a chosen poem on their mirror, make it the lock screen on their phone or text it to a distant friend — and share the story of what happened. (Unsplash)
Writing for well‑being: How it could be a new way to teach the essay and resist AI
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Writing the dreaded English essay spikes anxiety for thousands of students, but is there a way for writing to boost students’ well-being instead?
I wanted to know if a new approach to teaching literary studies could tap into the feel-good …
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