We have reached the end of our series on digging deep into research and building your expertise. We hope you enjoyed our week of posts! Check out this recap, research roundup, and giveaway winner reveal.
Author: Betsy Hubbard
Executive Function’s Role: Build Your Expertise
Executive function is a topic educators are hearing more and more. Dig into what the research says and how to use effective strategies to support the writers in your classroom.
Biweekly Recap #ICYMI
You will be all caught up with this, in-case-you-missed-it post recapping the past two weeks as we welcomed the new year.
Writing Stamina: From the Archives
Writing stamina has been a topic our co-author team has tackled for many years. Explore posts from the archives that span ages, strategies, and tools.
AI Tools for Writing Teachers: Trending Topic
Everywhere you look, new AI tools are emerging for teachers. Here are tools I've found useful for planning and accommodating the differing needs in my classroom.
Word-Sentence-Paragraph: Ready-to-Go-Tip
These ready-to-print resources can be adapted for any K-8 classroom using essential skills for any writer.
From Woobles to Workshop: Building Accessible Lessons
Learning to crochet this summer helped me revisit my teaching practices when introducing new skills. Try out these three tips to get the most out of each lesson.
Accommodating the Workshop: From the Archives
Visit these archive posts aimed toward accessibility for all.
Stamina Seekers: Save a Seat for Every Writer
Building stamina as a writer takes practice and patience. With the right tools, teachers can provide an environment where students who seek stamina can thrive.
Sparking Writing Engagement: Reinventing Checklists and Revision with a Scavenger Hunt
When the year is winding down, but you want to engage students, reinvent what they already know!
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