From John Donne to the Last Poets: An Eclectic Approach to Poetry

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From John Donne to the Last Poets: An Eclectic Approach to Poetry
Joel Kammer

In this article, witness the collaborative efforts of a group of teachers that take a fresh approach to teaching poetry by "utilizing recording music," "bringing in local poets who read and performed," faciliating online sharing and critiquing of students' poetry," and "staging a poetry slam as a culminating activity" during their poetry unit.
English Journal, v. 91.3 (January 2002)

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