Successful Writing Programmes and the ways teachers use assessment information and data to enhance student writing - L.M Campbell
Discusses how writing is a complex process and skills in writing are built up in time. Writing needs to be modeled by teachers, peers and other examples of writing (bks that they enjoy)
Campbell discusses what makes a successful writing programme and how this is different for different people. What are the writing strategies, what are the traits of writing, what is a writing workshop (what this looks like), what is the process of writing.
Through this article I can see how and why I need to make changes - but it also might be an idea to look at writing in different settings/ schools. I will keep reading this and share with my team to discuss further.
I'm Sarah Kilkolly from Torbay School. I am working in a Multiple Learning Environment and the Team Leader of the Year 4's. My goal is to build relationships that develop trust,respect,acceptance, and encouragement. I develop an environment that foster lifelong learners, promote curious, collaborative and creative learners and also having fun! I make strong relationships with student and whanau to further enhance the quality of their education.This is my journey with the Oneroa Kahui Ako.
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