Genre Practice® is the one-of-a-kind writing program at UAGC, an integral part of the Learning Cultures® model developed by NYU Professor Cynthia McCallister. It is one of the most important aspects of our culture of learning, and has opened writing opportunities, like Girls Write Now, for countless students. Every student takes a writing workshop class, every semester, to develop their own author's voice and intentions.
Explore the many genres students experiment with, as they develop their writing intentions and collaborate with others to make these come to life.
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Injustice is a common theme in America’s legal system, from the early 1960’s to the present day . . .
UAGC students organized and participated in the nationwide school walkout. Students stayed after school to create signs, using skills learned in their four year Genre Practice writing program to communicate their purpose that this is #Enough.