TEACH WRITE

Ten reasons why teachers who write make better writing teachers, and how their students benefit when they do.

It's time to take a new look at how we teach students to revise their writing. Cathy Hutter will show you how!

Think shared writing is just for our youngest learners? Think again.

Writers can instantly improve the quality of their writing simply by switching up the number of words in each sentence. Here's why!

Erica Johnson shares how you can harness the power of writing to draw people together into a classroom community.

In this edition: A writing community for YOU * The purpose of paragraphs * New stickers * Finding writing ideas & MORE!

Paragraphs are important! Here's why good writing needs paragraph and how to use the New-New Rule for paragraphing.

Unpack some basic poetic elements and infuse them into your own writing to really reach your readers!

Writing is more balanced and pleasing to the mind when the details come in groups of three.

Teaching writing online? Here's how you can help your student-writers prepare for a successful writing conference.

Even if you aren't an ELA teacher, you can still get your students writing as a way to deepen their understanding of your content area.

Even in virtual learning, students still need a paper notebook. Michelle Haseltine tells you why.