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Category Archives: Writing Feedback
NEW VIDEO TRAINING MODULE: Using Grammar to Improve Writing!
I am pleased to share another FREE video training module! This SELF-PACED 32-minute video training module addresses the following topics: How we teach writing at Great Oaks Legacy Charter Schools What to STOP doing Seven principles for effective grammar/writing instruction … Continue reading
Posted in Grammar, Language Standards, Professional Development, RPM Objectives, TLC Website Resources, Using Grammar to Improve Writing BOOK, Video Training, Writing, Writing Feedback
Tagged Grammar, Language Standards, Professional Development, TLC Website Resources, Using Grammar to Improve Writing BOOK, Video Training, Writing
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ONLINE LEARNING: How to Teach Writing with Zoom and Jamboard
Let’s say you’re teaching online with Zoom and you want to help students improve their writing. Let’s say you have 25 students—7th graders—who are reading Frederick Douglass’s 1845 memoir, Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, and … Continue reading
Posted in Demo Lesson, Evidence, Explanation, Instruction, Jamboard, ONLINE LEARNING, Paragraph writing, Resources, TLC Website Resources, Using Grammar to Improve Writing BOOK, Writing, Writing Feedback, Zoom
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PARCC Prep: Literary Analysis Writing Lesson Cycle UPDATED, 1-28-2020
[The original version of this post can be found here. I’ve added some new resources and updated explanations.] As many of you know, I have written numerous posts on how to teach literary analysis writing HERE. You will want to … Continue reading
Posted in Assessment(s), Close Reading, Compare and Contrast, Demo Lesson, Lesson-planning, Literary Analysis Writing, Note-taking, Organizing an Essay, PARCC, Rubrics, Test Prep, Thesis Statements, TLC Website Resources, Writing, Writing Feedback
Tagged Assessment(s), Close Reading, Lesson-planning, Literary Analysis Writing, PARCC, Rubrics, Test Prep, Thesis Statements, TLC Website Resources, Writing
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How to Blend Grammar into Daily ELA Instruction
[This post originally appeared in slightly different form on MiddleWeb.] One of the most common concerns I hear from ELA teachers is “I want to teach grammar, but I’m not sure how to fit it in.” This post explains a … Continue reading
Posted in Curriculum, ELA Common Core Standards, Grammar, Instruction, Lesson-planning, MiddleWeb, Reading Instruction, Resources, TLC Website Resources, Using Grammar to Improve Writing BOOK, Vocabulary, Writing, Writing Feedback
Tagged Curriculum, ELA Common Core Standards, Grammar, Lesson-planning, MIddleWeb, Reading, Resources, TLC Website Resources, Using Grammar to Improve Writing BOOK, Vocabulary, Writing
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Narrative Writing Feedback Tools
Following up on my recent post about writing feedback in general, this post offers two tools targeting NARRATIVE writing specifically. As I’ve said many times before, I don’t believe in “peer editing,” which strikes me as “the blind leading the … Continue reading