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Thomas Newkirk

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Thomas Newkirk



Thomas Newkirk is a teacher and author who worked for 39 years at the University of New Hampshire.

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Holding On to Good Ideas in...

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Minds Made for Stories: How...

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The Art of Slow Reading: Si...

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Embarrassment: And the Emot...

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Misreading Masculinity: Boy...

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Reading with Presence: Craf...

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Writing Unbound: How Fictio...

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Teaching the Neglected "R":...

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Nuts & Bolts: A Practical G...

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The Performance of Self in ...

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“We can learn to pay attention, concentrate, devote ourselves to authors. We can slow down so we can hear the voice of texts, feel the movement of sentences, experience the pleasure of words--and own passages that speak to us. (p. 41)”
Thomas Newkirk, The Art of Slow Reading: Six Time-Honored Practices for Engagement

“The more degrees of freedom there are in practice, the wider the discussion and debate can be.”
Thomas Newkirk, Holding On to Good Ideas in a Time of Bad Ones: Six Literacy Principles Worth Fighting For

“Yet, standardization only leads to sameness, not necessarily quality, and rarely to excellence (p. 9).”
Thomas Newkirk, Holding On to Good Ideas in a Time of Bad Ones: Six Literacy Principles Worth Fighting For



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