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Are you a K-8 Elementary or Middle School ELA teacher wondering how to get your students to write? This podcast is for teachers looking for a way to revamp and transform their writing time! You don't need daily lesson plans or prompts-you just need to understand what writers need! In this inspiring podcast, you will hear about the struggles, pitfalls, practices, and joy of teaching writing in a student-centered (workshop) model. Melissa guides you through the journey away from a more traditional, product-based writing time to a much more authentic, progress-based way of teaching writing.In each episode, you will gain insight into a student-centered model for writing instruction and receive bite-sized strategies that are able to be implemented right away. If you would like to feel more confident in teaching writing AND see your writers flourish, just press play! Let's begin your writing TRANSFORMATION! Melissa's Website: www.teaching-to-transform.com
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This is my last "episode" of Getting Students to Write. I have thoroughly enjoyed the last few years of recording this podcast. Being able to share ideas with fellow educators as well as speak with so many fabulous educa
All teachers have had students who struggle with handwriting, regardless of their grade level. What we learn in this episode is that this is not just a problem of messiness, but of a lack of motor as well as cognitive sk
Implementing effective writing instruction is a big task. There are many moving parts and lots of important young writers to take care of! Struggling writers? Struggling teacher? I find it helpful to know and remember th
"Two seemingly paradoxical things can be true at the same time...and that tension, we are never going to resolve that." In this episode, Leah Mermelstein helps us sort through one of the biggest issues of teaching writin
Episode Replay of one of my favorites! You want to help your writers, but often the more help you provide, the more you inhibit their learning. This can happen even more so with struggling writers. Listen in to hear how
What a fantastic discussion with a fantastic educator and writer, Ms. Ana Siqueira. Ana shares her journey of being an author and what is most important to her as a writer AND teacher of writers! We talk all about: -coll
This episode holds the key to transforming your writing instruction from WRITING-focused to WRITER- focused! This is how we truly grow our elementary and middle school writers! What we say shows so much to ourselves and
The second half of my conversation with Ralph Fletcher is full of takeaways for every teacher of writing! If you have writers struggling to write or to grow as writers, Ralph shares several ideas for moving writers from
"The best teaching comes when we teach at the point of our own learning."-Ralph Fletcher The one and only author and writing expert Ralph Fletcher joins us in this episode to share his beliefs on all things writing and w
When starting to implement Independent Writing in your classroom for the first time, it is important to know what is really happening with your writers as a class as well as individually. This episode will provide practi
In almost every classroom where independent writing time is implemented for the first time, the same few issues seem to occur with a few writers. This episode tackles what to do when: writers are lacking engagementthere
Listen in to a thought-provoking discussion with literacy consultant extraordinaire, Pat Pollock. Pat shares a multitude of thoughts and ideas about teaching writing effectively by lifting up students as writers. Pat als
The Independent Writing Series continues with lessons that will support all writers in this beginning phase. In this episode, Melissa shares a variety of lessons for all grade levels that will help writers to build their
Part 2 shares valuable advice for teachers who lack a robust curriculum for writing instruction as well as Maggie Robert's new book (with co-author Melanie Meehan)! Kate and Maggie share the importance of teachers engagi
You just can't miss this episode with the amazing authors, consultants and passionate educators Kate Roberts and Maggie Beattie Roberts! We discuss the biggest needs of the young writers in classrooms today including a b
When I first began using the workshop model, I felt very unequipped to help my writers. I wasn't a writer myself and certainly had not had any training in writing or how to teach writing. So, when I sat next to my little
This series is all about Independent Writing: The why, the what and the how! It can seem overwhelming and almost impossible to allow students to write on their own, but you can do it and so can they! This first episode i
I know there is not enough time for writing instruction. That means we need writing time to be as efficient as possible! This episode shares my top tips for making writing time the best for your students. Time stealers:
Listen in to another fantastic conversation with authors Irene Latham and Charles Waters. Both share their experiences and strategies for making writing an effective an enjoyable activity for both teachers and students.
It often seems that with writing, the first instinct for teachers when seeing a writer have difficulty is to hold them to what they are able to do correctly-to limit them to what they can do well. But isn't that only pre
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