For more information visit: Teaching That Makes Sense, at http://www.ttms.org “Writer’s Workshop is a popular way of organizing a writing class for one simple reason: it works better than any other management system yet devised. And it works because it is based on the idea that students learn to write best when they write frequently, for …
Category: 10. Writers’ Workshop and Digital WW
Nov 16
Easy Steps to Take Your Reading and Writing Porfolios Digital | Scholastic
Source: Easy Steps to Take Your Reading and Writing Porfolios Digital | Scholastic
Nov 16
Teaching Writing to Tweens: Presence, Empathy, and Choice
Source: Teaching Writing to Tweens: Presence, Empathy, and Choice
Aug 30
Workshops Work for the Common Core
jbgibeault@alaska.edu Source: Workshops Work for the Common Core
Aug 21
Where I’m From, a poem by George Ella Lyon, writer and teacher
Here is an engaging way to begin to know your students, and introduce them to each other and the writing process! See what others have done using Lyon’s poem as a prompt — and try it yourself! Where I’m From, a poem by George Ella Lyon, writer and teacher Source: Where I’m From, a poem …
May 08
A Place for Talk in a Writers’ Workshop – National Writing Project
Source: A Place for Talk in a Writers’ Workshop – National Writing Project “It was not until I began reading about teaching writing that I realized that those morning gab sessions were responsible for this excellent writing. Whereas I thought we were “stealing” writing time to talk, we were really practicing the art of …
Feb 09
The Wrong Way to Teach Grammar – The Atlantic
No more diagramming sentences: Students learn more from simply writing and reading. Source: The Wrong Way to Teach Grammar – The Atlantic
Dec 08
How to Flatten Your Classroom and Encourage Authentic Writing Through Blogging | EdSurge News
Source: How to Flatten Your Classroom and Encourage Authentic Writing Through Blogging | EdSurge News
Nov 08
Online Resources from: The Digital Writing Workshop, by Troy Hicks
http://digitalwritingworkshop.wikispaces.com/DWW+Resources This is an excellent resource for The Digital Writing Workshop, by Troy Hicks (Heinemann, 2009). You’ll find chapter resources and so much more! What will you learn next? How will you support your students’ writing development and digital literacy?
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