Menu
Menu
0
writing / resources

Get Students to Write More

November 7, 2017
Written by
0

This content has been archived. It may no longer be relevant

Hi, everyone!

In my post this week at the Secondary English Coffee Shop, I talk about how to get students to write more, without increasing your workload as a teacher. That’s kind of the dream, right? 🙂

Get students to write more with these informal, low-risk writing opportunities to help develop confidence and stamina. Post by Nouvelle ELA at the Secondary English Coffee Shop blog.

You’ll be able to read more about using shared notebooks, daily journal writing, and even NaNoWriMo to create low-risk opportunities for your students to build confidence and stamina.

Head on over to the post and check it out.

Happy teaching!

Further Reading...

Do you want to host a classroom author chat? It’s a great way to get your students invested in reading and writing. They can see the real-world person behind the work, learn about an author’s craft, and ask their most pressing questions as a reader. (Read more at the blog)

Host a Classroom Author Chat

August 22, 2017
A photo of an open notebook with handwrittern notes about Shakespearean language. At the top there is pink text with the words "Teaching Shakespeare's Language"

4 Fun & Resourceful Activities for Teaching Shakespeare’s Language

February 7, 2017
Using television in the classroom can be a great way to engage students, while still teaching the standards. Here are 15 TV episodes to use in ELA to teach genre, narrative techniques, characterization, and much more. Blog post from teachnouvelle.com.

15 TV Episodes to Use in ELA

September 12, 2017

No Comments

    Leave a Reply