Sharing strategies to prepare for revision later can set up students for success.
Author: Betsy Hubbard
What Are They Looking At? Tackling Slow Starters
Helping students take back their writing time when they are a slow starter.
Make Your Teaching Vivid: Show, Don’t Tell
You are probably familiar with the writing move SHOW, DON'T TELL. However, do you recognize its potential as a teaching move? Enjoy the start of two journeys with two students who are seeing their potential unfold.
Fault Lines in the Constitution: A Review, Five Tips, + Giveaway!
This new book by Cynthia and Sanford Levinson is a treasure trove of information as well as a handy example of many elements of inspiring nonfiction writing.
Three Tips to Avoid Overcommitting to First Words: Revision
Helping light the way to revision for our writers while honoring those first words.
Sorting Out Your Edge Pieces
Are you motivated and ready to dive into writing workshop this year after the Writing Workshop Fundamentals blog series? Here are some things to consider as you begin to piece together the big picture.
Small Groups: Writing Workshop Fundamentals
Our blog series on writing workshop fundamentals continues through the weekend. Take a look at how you can benefit from incorporating small groups into your daily writing workshop routine.
Responding to Reflection: Editing
Professional writers often reach for professional editors in the writing world. Why not create the opportunity for students to be the professionals?
Five Questions for Reflection
Thinking back over the year, what do you hope to continue or change before students return in the fall?
SOL Tuesday
Come let your words out!
Write, Share, Give
Notice stories as they flicker around you. Share them here. It's SOL Tuesday!
OLW Check-In
How is your OLW of 2017 going?

