122: How to Be More Effective at Writing Instruction

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Effective writing instruction begins with you! Even without any writing training for your teaching career, it’s possible to improve and become a great writing teacher. Let's dive into some practical tips for effective writing instruction that will make your classroom buzz with creativity and learning.
In today's episode we'll talk about:

• Providing Daily Writing Time: How regular writing practice can enhance fluency and build confidence.
• Slowing Down Instruction: The benefits of a slower pace and how to implement it effectively.
• Teaching the Writing Process: Breaking down prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing for young learners.
• Modeling Writing for Students: The power of think-alouds, shared writing, and mentor texts to demonstrate the writing process.

SHOW NOTES / BLOG POST LINK: https://sharedteaching.com/effective-writing-instruction/
Resources Mentioned In Today's Episode:

• Episode 52: 3 Steps to Planning Your Writing Mini Lessons
• Episode 50: Planning Your Writing Workshop Schedule
• Episode 53: How to Improve Writing Skills in Your Students
• Episode 70: Teaching the 5 Step Writing Process
• Episode 45: Editing and Revising Teaching Methods
• Episode 112: Shared Writing Within Writers Workshop
• Episode 17: Choosing a Mentor Text for Reading and Writing

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