Teaching Writing Through Poetry: Understanding Poetic Form and Its Power to Unleash Creative Expression by Jason Schneiderman

Teaching Writing Through Poetry: Understanding Poetic Form and Its Power to Unleash Creative Expression

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Teaching Writing Through Poetry: Understanding Poetic Form and Its Power to Unleash Creative Expression by Jason Schneiderman

Bloomsbury Academic

Teaching Writing Through Poetry: Understanding Poetic Form and Its Power to Unleash Creative Expression

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Poetry is experiencing a cultural renaissance in the United States, capturing attention in ways not seen since the days of Robert Frost and Rod McKuen. With Amanda Gorman's rise to fame and Rupi Kaur drawing stadium-sized crowds, students are engaging with poetry on social media and discovering it as an accessible and expressive art form. Teaching Writing through Poetry, the 2nd book in a new series on Teaching Writing meets this moment by offering a structural approach that demystifies poetic form and illustrates how poems make rhetorical demands through formal choices. Designed for both seasoned poetry lovers and hesitant beginners, the book provides clear, practical guides for reading and writing poems. It helps students move beyond the misconception that poetry is simply unshaped emotional expression and instead equips them to appreciate and create poetry with intention and craft.

Series;
This series for K-12 and collegiate writing and English teachers, educators, curriculum specialists, and preservice teacher education candidates provides methods, pedagogy and practical exercises in the teaching of writing.

Books in the series explore the vast array of ideas, strategies and topics that actively engage students in developing skills that will help them become better writers, critical readers and critical thinkers. These fresh methodologies will expand students' ideas on what writing means, as well as what learning can mean. Various approaches in the series will rejuvenate instructors and feed educators' own desires as lifelong learners.

Each book is meant to make the educators lives both easier and more fulfilling, as the texts in this series include a plethora of writing exercises, prompts and approaches. Many titles will benefit educators from various disciplines who are interested in implementing more writing into their curriculum.
Book Details
Publisher:
Bloomsbury Academic
ISBN:
9781475874785
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
96
Authors:
Jason Schneiderman
Published Date:
2025-12-11
Language:
English
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About Jason Schneiderman

Author of five poetry collections, Jason Schneiderman earned an MFA from New York University and a PhD from the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. His debut, Sublimation Point (Four Way Books, 2004), was a Stahlecker Selection, followed by Striking Surface (Ashland Poetry Press, 2010), winner of the Richard Snyder Prize, and Primary Source (Red Hen Press, 2016), winner of the Benjamin Saltman Award. More recent titles include Hold Me Tight (Red Hen Press, 2020) and Self-Portrait of Icarus as a Country on Fire (Red Hen Press, 2024). He received the Emily Dickinson Award from the Poetry Society of America in 2004 and has held fellowships from Yaddo, the Fine Arts Work Center, and the Fulbright program. He edited the anthology Queer: A Reader for Writers.

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