Creating a Mindset for Writing: How do we teach our least confident students to write? Convince them that they can--and give them a map.

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Title: Creating a Mindset for Writing: How do we teach our least confident students to write? Convince them that they can--and give them a map.
Authors: Wright, Zachary F.1 Zachary.Wright@masterycharter.org
Source: Educational Leadership. Apr2018, Vol. 75 Issue 7, p74-77. 4p.
Subject Terms: *Student attitudes, *Study & teaching of language composition, *Independent reading, *Whiteboards, *Classroom environment, Parts of speech
Abstract: The article discusses the importance of overcoming fixed mindsets as part of writing instruction. Topics include the use of an IR (Independent Reading) whiteboard in a classroom, the use of Mad-Libs exercises for learning parts of speech, and the use of examples from student writing to teach students about how to write.
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Abstract:The article discusses the importance of overcoming fixed mindsets as part of writing instruction. Topics include the use of an IR (Independent Reading) whiteboard in a classroom, the use of Mad-Libs exercises for learning parts of speech, and the use of examples from student writing to teach students about how to write.
ISSN:00131784