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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The Four Components of the Language Arts Curriculum
Broad goals for the language arts curriculum focus on increasing children’s skills in listening, speaking, reading,...
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Writing in First Grade: It Takes Practice
For many children, first grade is the time when they begin to learn academic skills such as reading and writing. It's...
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Academic Integrity and Plagiarism
Doing research puts you in a position to present views relevant to your topic other than your own. You will discover...
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Grammar 101: A Quick Guide
Adults and kids alike battle those pesky marks called punctuation, and that struggle is even more important in an era of...
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Stages of Spelling Development
As young children begin to write, they create unique spellings, called invented spelling, based on their knowledge of...
