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Teaching persuasive writing Steve Graham advises teachers to be proactive when teaching persuasive writing.
Paul Rogers: Role of narrative and creative writing in the Common Core Dr. Paul Rogers reminds teachers to include narrative and creative writing opportunities.
Creative nonfiction Hesse talks about why he believes creative nonfiction is a powerful tool for conveying information—it gives the reader an “angle into the content.”
Common Core a game changer for writing Steve Graham outlines how Common Core will change writing instruction.
Raising the bar with the Common Core Dr. Paul Rogers discusses the implications of the Common Core Standards.
Writing in the Common Core Hesse talks about some of the strengths of the standards—learning to write an argument, writing in the sciences—but also warns that they downplay the social and interpersonal aspects of writing.
Writing supports learning Steve Graham explains that writing improves reading comprehension, fluency, and understanding.
Deeper thinking with the Common Core The Common Core State Standards task students with using reading and writing together to develop and display understanding.
The promise of Common Core Dr. Frey sees her students take on more challenging work as a result of the Common Core.
Using Multimedia to Support Reading in Social Studies Watch this short video to learn how you can use multimedia to help support your instruction in social studies and history.
