Online Writing Workshop – Visible & Invisible Identities (Rising 7-8th Graders)
Presented by UCLA Center X
UCLA Center X offers this ten-day writing workshop designed for students entering 7th and 8th grades, focused on exploring visible and invisible identities through creative and personal writing. Running from 9am to 12pm each day, the workshop provides rising middle schoolers with a supportive, intellectually stimulating environment to develop their writing skills while engaging with questions of identity, self-expression, and the stories that shape who we are. Available both in person at UCLA and online, the workshop reflects Center X's commitment to making high-quality educational experiences accessible to a broad range of students. Participants will work with experienced writing instructors to develop their voice, craft, and confidence as writers, exploring how the identities we show the world and those we carry internally intersect, complement, and sometimes conflict. For families seeking a meaningful summer enrichment experience that builds genuine writing skill while encouraging young people to think deeply about themselves and their place in the world, this workshop offers a unique combination of academic rigour and personal exploration from one of the country's leading education programmes.
Key Takeaways
Evidence base: Developed by UCLA Center X, drawing on research-informed approaches to writing instruction and identity-based pedagogy from the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies.
Presenter
UCLA Center X Writing Instructors
UCLA Center X is a division of the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies dedicated to transforming public schooling through research-informed programmes, teacher preparation, and community partnerships.
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