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What does it mean to find your voice? Having the courage to speak up? Expressing your opinions more often? Having opinions in the first place? Or is it more than that? “We each have our own fingerprint; we each have our own voice,” says Kylie Minogue, host of The Voice. A hackneyed analogy from a questionable source, perhaps, but somehow it satisfies."
Beth Dichter's insight:
How do we help students find their voice, their speaking voice and their voice in writing? This post provides 50 suggestions and each has a brief explanation. Below are five. Click through to the post to see the entire list. * Let students disagree with you. * Inquire, think, reflect. * Give second chances. * Show that you don't have all the answers. * Build respect for one's opinion. 
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So easy to move through content rather than allow for thinking about it. A great reminder of the many ways to get it into the mix and increase student engagement. Thx to Beth Dichter