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Schrodt, Katie; Barksdale, Bonnie; Fields, R. Stacy – Texas Journal of Literacy Education, 2022
This article seeks to empower teachers to create a literacy environment in which children begin to identify as writers: confident, willing to take risks, engaged, excited, persistent, resilient, resourceful, and self-starting. The teaching methods provided in the article are centered around the writer's workshop model, applied in a Kindergarten…
Descriptors: Independent Study, Writing (Composition), Kindergarten, Young Children
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Dennis, Lindsay R.; Votteler, Nancy K. – Early Childhood Education Journal, 2013
Early literacy skill development is critical during the preschool years. Under that umbrella is emergent writing, a small but important component of overall literacy development. This article presents two writing strategies: (1) writers' workshop and (2) dictation within the context of storybook reading that preschool teachers can utilize to…
Descriptors: Preschool Teachers, Emergent Literacy, Childrens Writing, Student Diversity
Abdallah, Mahmoud M. S. – Online Submission, 2015
Writing is a very important skill that should be mastered properly by university students, especially pre-service language teachers (e.g. EFL student teachers). In order to present their ideas efficiently in the context of their academic study, they have to be trained well on how to write meaningful pieces (e.g. essays, academic reports,…
Descriptors: English (Second Language), Language Teachers, Writing Instruction, Student Teachers
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Micciche, Laura R. – College Composition and Communication, 2011
Critical writing is intertwined with performances of professional identity, voice, and persona--performances that can be studied and practiced. To that end, the author proposes that one intuitive place to locate such study and practice is in English graduate curricula. This essay calls for an explicit commitment to graduate-level writing…
Descriptors: Writing Workshops, Writing Instruction, Graduate Study, Self Concept
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Buttery, Thomas J. – SRATE Journal, 2010
Writing for publication is a skill latent activity that is developed in gradients and honed with practice. For the past twenty-five years the author has teamed with colleagues (most frequently, Ken Henson) in presenting workshops about professional writing at a variety of conferences for such organizations as the Association of Teacher Educators…
Descriptors: Writing for Publication, Writing Instruction, Faculty Publishing, Motivation
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Early, Jessica Singer; DeCosta-Smith, Meredith; Valdespino, Arturo – Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, 2010
This article describes a writing workshop that took place with 41 low-income, multi-ethnic 12th-grade students who received instruction on specific genre features for writing college admission essays. As a result, students improved the quality of their college admission essays and demonstrated greater confidence with this writing task. This…
Descriptors: Writing Workshops, Essays, Writing Skills, College Admission
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Fu, Danling; Shelton, Nancy R. – Language Arts, 2007
This article illustrates not only how students with special needs grew as writers in an inclusive writing community, but also how a fourth-grade teacher systematically structured the learning environment and tailored her instruction to guide her students to develop as writers as well as to improve their language skills. (Contains 4 figures and a…
Descriptors: Language Skills, Writing Workshops, Special Needs Students, Inclusive Schools