Teachers-As-Writers Workshops
Inprint Teachers-as-Writers Workshops provide tuition-free creative writing workshops for Houston-area K–12 educators.
Upcoming Workshops
Course #Teachers-as-Writers Workshop/Online 2024-213
Wednesdays
Starting January 15
6:30 pm–8:30 pm
running 6 weeks
this class has been rescheduled from 10/2/2024
Cost: $45 registration fee
Instructor: Angélique Jamail
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Course #Teachers-as-Writers Workshop Intensive/In-Person 2024-307
Saturday
February 22
1:30 pm–5:30 pm
& Sunday, February 23, 1:30 - 5:30 pm
Cost: $45 registration fee
Instructor: Louisa Brady
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More About Inprint Teachers-as-Writers Workshops
Started in 1996, Inprint Teachers-as-Writers Workshops provide tuition-free creative writing workshops for Houston-area K–12 educators. These workshops provide teachers with an encouraging and engaging environment to focus on improving their own creative writing skills.
Courses are led by accomplished local authors, including students, alumni, and faculty from the prestigious University of Houston Creative Writing Program. Workshops are open to educators of all backgrounds, including those who are exploring creative writing for the first time, as well as aspiring writers who want to prepare work for publication.
Workshops are conducted in various genres, including fiction, memoir, personal essay, poetry, and more. Most workshop sessions meet once a week, online via Zoom or in-person at Inprint House, and run for 6-10 weeks.
Workshops are modeled on graduate-level creative writing courses, and may include short in-class writing assignments to jumpstart the writing process, as well as work outside of class that will entail reading the work of select published writers, critiquing the work of other workshop participants, and writing a piece to be workshopped by the class. Each participant will receive written comments from the instructor.
Courses are limited in size to maintain an intimate workshop environment. To review Inprint’s workshop registration policies, click here.
Inprint is deeply grateful to The Samuels Foundation for providing underwriting support for this program.
"Being around a good teacher inspires me to inspire my students."
"I feel much more validated in my writing...being a learner once again has made me much more empathetic with my students and with the learning process."
"I know that my work has improved. I have already adapted many of the exercises to my own classes."
Other Writing Opportunities for Educators
Common Ground Teachers Institute
Inprint is proud to partner with the Common Ground Teachers Institute which has inspired teachers in the Greater Houston metropolitan area since 1989 through collaborative summer seminars designed and facilitated by university professors. Gathering in the Honors College at the University of Houston, educators energize each other in spirited, thoughtful incisive discussions about literature, the classroom and the world.
Check back later for Common Ground Teachers Institute 2025. In the meantime more information can be found by, clicking here.