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Reading and writing across the curriculum Although writing requires its own instructional time, reading and writing skills reinforce each other.
Raising the bar with the Common Core Dr. Paul Rogers discusses the implications of the Common Core Standards.
Assessing what we value in good writing Dr. Paul Rogers advocates for teachers remaining true to their values when assessing writing.
Sharing student writing Dr. Frey says that students love being able to write for a wider, authentic audience.
Blogging and fan fiction Hesse thinks that digital tools are encouraging many students to write more, in spaces outside of school.
Role of parents in writing development Dr. Harris explains that schools need to do a better job of communicating with families about writing instruction and goals.
Exploration and analysis for young writers Student writers need better writing prompts that challenge them to do research and gather important details.
