Lisa Gardner on Creativity and Curiosity

Shifting Our Schools - Education : Technology : Leadership by Jeff Utecht

Aug 17, 202627:31Education

What can ELA teachers learn from a bestselling suspense novelist who begins writing without knowing who the villain is? In this episode of Shifting Schools , Tricia Friedman speaks with Lisa Gardner about the habits, que...

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