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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Writing
You probably know from experience that reading and writing skills are highly correlated (Spivey & King, 1989)....
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Fact Sheet: Reconsidering Myths Surrounding Writing Instruction and Assessment in Kentucky
“American education will never realize its potential as an engine of opportunity and economic growth until a writing...
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A Rich World of Thinking: National Standards for English Language Arts
Among all of the subjects kids learn in school, English Language Arts touches everything. After all, if a student can't...
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Writing Milestones: Second and Third Graders
By second grade, most kids are writing much more easily. But there's still a lot of growth that happens in second and...
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Literacy Activities at Home
Many parent-involvement programs focus on preschoolers, but parents continue to play an important role in supporting...
