8 Strategies for Teaching Writing That Get Results
Let’s be honest: the writing process is MESSY. Good writing requires patience, time and effort, trial and error, ugly first…
Let’s be honest: the writing process is MESSY. Good writing requires patience, time and effort, trial and error, ugly first…
Shifting how we were teaching writing to prioritize our focus on the paragraph rather than the essay was a gradual one for us, largely because we felt guilty not always assigning full essays, but the more we saw the benefits and the more we saw how we could apply our work with the paragraph to our work with essay structures, the more willing we were to shift our focus.
When we think about high-interest books for students, we often jump straight to fiction: murder mysteries, fantasy, over-the-top drama, science…
What’s your least favorite part about teaching? There are many contenders: disrespect and apathy from students, ubiquitous cell phones, difficult…
While books from the young adult genre are usually a safe bet when trying to make high-interest First Chapter Friday…
There are many things we’re passionate about here at Three Heads: coffee, the superiority of dark chocolate to milk chocolate,…