Writing - Its Role in Your Content Area

Writing - Its Role in Your Content Area

• Writing - Its Role in Your Content Areas

• Cybrary Man's Argumentative Writing Resources:  Multiple resources are provided educators for argumentative writing.

• Cybrary Man's Technology Writing Resources:  Multiple resources are provided educators for technology writing.

• Cybrary Man's Writing Prompts  Multiple prompts are provided for writing in your classroom.

• Cybrary Man's Writing Resources  Multiple resources are provided educators for writing.

• ELA Writing - PBS: ELA Writing explores all types of writing, including argumentative, personal, and explanatory narrative and writing.
• How to Break into Smaller Groups in the Classroom to Focus on Writing South Bronx teacher demonstrates how she broke down a key part of writing with evidence to support students who needed more help with the concept.

• HSS, Science, and Technical Writing - PBS:    History and Social Studies, Science, and Technical Writing looks at analyzing sources, the multiple steps of research, and argumentative, informative and explanatory writing.

• Inspired Writing:   Littleton (Colorado) Public Schools offers this site for educators to help students with writing, reading, and research so they can become literate for the 21st Century. 

• National Writing Project focuses the knowledge, expertise, and leadership of our nation's educators on sustained efforts to improve writing and learning for all learners.  Check out site for research, strategies, and tools to increase writing in your classroom.

• 6 Traits of Writing - The Ultimate Guide:  Educational research states that all good writing includes six key ingredients: ideas, organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency, and conventions—the Six Traits of Writing.

• Videos for 6 Traits of Writing

• What Content-Area Teachers Should Know about Adolescent Literacy  The National Institute for Literacy provides this report to help address middle and high school classroom teachers’, administrators’, and parents’ immediate need for basic information about how to build adolescents’ reading and writing skills.

• Writing Next provides effective strategies to improve writing of adolescents in middle and high schools.  This is a report from the Carnegie Foundation.

• Writing - VanderArk:  Tom VanderArk shares 42 apps for writing with your students.

This page was updated on August 24, 2021. 

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