Current
Projects
Learning to Write / Writing
to Learn: New Models for Excellence
“I HATE to write!!!”
That’s what Emily wrote on her first book
report. “I love to read. . . . but I HATE TO
WRITE!!!”
By the end of the year she was trying to decide whether
she wanted to become a poet or a playwright.
What happened?
Emily discovered that writing is a natural human
process – as natural as thinking – and
that when one has learned a few simple tools and
understands
some basic concepts, writing is fun and rewarding.
Learning to Write / Writing to Learn will help you
unlock that potential in your students while reducing
the stress inherent in “the old way” of
teaching writing. Not only will your students, regardless
of age, actually enjoy responding to the books they
read, their writing scores will improve !
In addition to half and whole day workshops, Leadership
2020 offers a year-long program tailored
to fit the unique needs of your school. After an
introductory
session for teachers, individual classroom sessions
are scheduled to model the strategies presented in
the workshop and to help teachers with implementation.
E-mail and telephone conferences between sessions
support teachers as they implement the strategies.
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