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elaboration in writing
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lindsay Schulman May 10, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I am going to teach a lesson on elaborating in writing to my 5th grade class. Does anyone have any good examples of writing before and after elaboration or details have been added?
1st year advice
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Guynup Feb 6, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I am a first year teacher and would like words of advice from veteran teachers. Please let me know if there is something you know now that you wish you knew your first year of teaching.
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Lindsay Schulman replied to Lindsay Schulman's discussion elaboration in writing"We have been using Google docs to edit/work collaboratively in real time. thanks."
Denise Stewart replied to Lindsay Schulman's discussion elaboration in writing"I use poorly written paragraphs that need a LOT of help to improve them. The topics are ones that they can relate to (I teach at the high school level). I present them with a piece of work that is truly boring to read and it is their job, in…"
Alan Stange replied to Lindsay Schulman's discussion elaboration in writing"I don't, but I like the project. I teach grade five as well. I wonder if you ever play around with WriteWithMe or GoogleWave? It occurred to me that students might like to see the process of elaborating unfold in something like real time. Both…"
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I am going to teach a lesson on elaborating in writing to my 5th grade class. Does anyone have any good examples of writing before and after elaboration or details have been added?
Steve Guynup replied to Lindsay Schulman's discussion 1st year advice"The best advice I can give is the same advice got as a student teacher...(so actually I didn't have to wish I knew)
All students want a positive relationship with their teacher. This ranges from being a pet, being a friend, being slightly…"
Artie O'Connor replied to Lindsay Schulman's discussion 1st year advice"You are going to learn as you go. The climb to becoming a good teacher is a gradual slope. Take lessons and inject yourself into them. You would not have been hired, so you have been validated, and the fact that you found this site to look to for…"
"Well said Sharon! I think that when done right, teaching is all about learning, student learning and equally importantly teacher learning. When a new teacher embraces the ever-changing aspects of our profession, builds meaningful relationships with…"
Lindsay Schulman posted a discussion1st year advice
I am a first year teacher and would like words of advice from veteran teachers. Please let me know if there is something you know now that you wish you knew your first year of teaching.
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