The 9 rights for every one period. Vicki Spandel is onto
something much more monumental than just "a Guide for Teachers."
Spandel is writing a guide for life in general. In this week's
readings, we get to venture into the rights to writer badly, see
others write, and find your own voice. Yes, these rights are
extremely important for the classroom, but they should be added
as metaphors for everyone to embrace in life. The idea of being
able to write badly is, simply put, the rights to make mistakes;
the right to work your way to a goal; the right to not be
perfect. Let's face it, we are not going to do everything
perfect in life (unless you think like Eugene, but who else
stumbled across reading the Illiad while still in diapers ;-)
Just messing with you Eugene!), this right as told by Spandel
acknowledges that students need not feel that they need to
produce gold the second their pen hits the page (or finger's hit
the key board; for you more modern types [no pun intended]). She
explains that if you do not gui