Learning to express oneself on paper is one of the most important skills a child can develop. From a few sentences on what they did over summer vacation to a doctoral thesis, students never stop needing to know how to write, and write appropriately for their level. Closely tied to reading, learning to write employs many similar strategies, as well as some that are unique to this vital part of life.
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Taking the Angst Out of Analogies
Many parents remember struggling with analogies when studying for college entrance exams. Now they've seeped down to...
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Time to Write About Dinosaurs and Pirates
Dinosaurs, ahoy! Give your kid the "write" stuff with this workbook, chock full of swashbuckling, prehistoric pirates.
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From Cursive to Cursor: The Death of Handwriting
In the ever-changing and increasingly technocentric world of public education, is penmanship is passé?
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The Ups and Downs of Teen Blogging
Everywhere you turn on the Internet there seem to be blogs. So what are some of the pros and cons about this emerging...
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The Olympic Athlete: A Gold-Medal Writing Project
The Olympics isn't just a portrayal of athleticism at its best; it also represents a clash of personalities, an...
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