Writing Workshop: Six Helpful Ways to Improve Student Motivation
Motivating young writers can be hard. Break your students out of their fixed mindsets and help them apply growth mindset concepts with these six strategies.
Motivating young writers can be hard. Break your students out of their fixed mindsets and help them apply growth mindset concepts with these six strategies.
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For most of my 27 years of teaching, I have taught personal narratives in some way, shape or form. In doing so, I have encountered
I love having writing conferences with my students. It is one of the best ways to learn about their strengths and goals in writing as
We recently finished our writing unit on personal narratives. As with all of my units, I like to take a little time to reflect on
I hope everyone had a restful and fun holiday season! If you’re like me, it was a little rough getting back into the working routine.
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer! I am already in back to school mode, as we have only three weeks left of summer break.
My students have been working hard on their How-to writing. I always enjoy reading students’ how-to pieces. Not only do I learn about the students