How to teach writing and reading to early year students
Renowned educator Diane Snowball provides insights and examples on how to effectively teach young students writing and reading.
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Renowned educator Diane Snowball provides insights and examples on how to effectively teach young students writing and reading.
Literacy expert Sharon Callen delves into the four foundational elements of being a writer, to underpin a teacher’s literacy strategy.
Author Mike Dumbleton says different books can be used by teachers to support student reading and writing.
The writing curriculum, process, traits and workshops will help teachers set up and plan lessons to build successful young writers.
Teachers can keep students engaged by presenting literacy devices through Mentor Texts, and then using the Quick Writes tool to practise and experiment.
Teachers need to activate the core aspects of writing with students so they can better understand the behaviours of effective writers.
Student empowerment, dedicated practice times and a collaborative classroom layout will help students become effective users of writing.
The Morning Message is a powerful way for teachers to foster connections, especially when situations create disruption in the classroom.
When teaching any class, key words are powerful for helping students build their vocabulary and make better connections in the classroom.
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