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Teaching Writing to Students with Learning Disabilities Dr. Steve Graham discusses ways to help a student with writing difficulties in the webcast “Teaching Writing.”
Teachers as writers Dr. Harris discusses how many teachers do not have a positive relationship with writing.
Paul Rogers: Motivating struggling and reluctant writers Ways to motivate struggling and reluctant writers include offering freedom of choice and creating opportunities for writing that are not associated with assessment.
The National Writing Project Dr. Jane Hansen provides background information and explains the mission of the National Writing Project and the Central Virginia Writing Project.
A sea of talk Dr. Frey says how important it is to have meaningful talk in the classroom—a great reminder that composition starts at the oral level.
Writing: a developmental skill Hesse doesn’t expect his students to be perfect writers when they come to college.
What are the differences between reading and speech? Although both printed code and speech are ways of representing language, they are not identical—people do not talk the way that they write.
Starting early to raise a writer Even very young children show a spontaneous interest in the written word.
Paul Rogers: Modeling the writing process Modeling the writing process is one of the most powerful strategies in writing instruction.
