Laura and her students in the news:
“How Writing Novels Expands Students’ Expectations of Themselves,” KQED MindShift
“Petaluma’s top teacher Bradley is a classroom innovator,” Petaluma360.com
“Bradley wins Petaluma’s Excellence in Education award,” Petaluma360.com
“Super surprise for Kenilworth’s Bradley,” Petaluma360 Chalkboard
“Kenilworth teacher Laura Bradley gets national honor for innovation,” Press Democrat
“Petaluma Student Newscast Expanding, Thanks to Grant,” Press Democrat
“Coding, Cooking, Collaborating, Petaluma Argus-Courier
“Junior high teacher uses technology to improve learning,” Petaluma360.com
“How and WHY to Join National Novel Writing Month,” The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
“Kenilworth’s Laura Bradley going to Google camp,” The Press Democrat
“The NaNoWriMo Project: The birth of student novelists,” Edutopia
“A passion for learning is hard to quantify,” The New York Times
“Petaluma’s Kenilworth students write novels in a month,” The Press Democrat
“A Novel Idea,” Sonoma Family Life Magazine
“The Magic Assignment,” Office of Letters and Light Blog
“Can we write today, Mrs. Bradley?” Petaluma Argus-Courier Editorial
“Students inspired by novel writing,” Petaluma Argus-Courier
“Teacher scraps all classwork, homework and tells students: Just write,” Petaluma Patch.com
“CTL Masters Candidate Laura Bradley Awarded PEF Major Impact Grant,” SSU School of Education Blog
“Foundation in a Class by Itself,” Petaluma360 Blog
“PEF awards $112,000 in grants to local schools,” Petaluma360.com
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