I Hate Writing; It’s Stupid… Part 3
My children were periodically infested with what I like to call Exaggerated Composition Revulsion...
Read MoreMy children were periodically infested with what I like to call Exaggerated Composition Revulsion...
Read Moreby Ruth T. | Feb 2, 2016 | English & Writing | 0 |
The author of Daily Grammar Practice brings us this elementary composition program that balances structure and individualization.
Read Moreby Heather Vogler | Oct 30, 2015 | Academics | 0 |
The assignment: Write three to five sentences about a pet. Pencil in hand and paper on the kitchen table my seven year old just freezes. He adores his cat and would share entertaining stories about it with us throughout the day, but when it came to putting it down on paper, he refused.
Read Moreby Janice Price | Jan 14, 2014 | Curriculum | 0 |
The Big Question. This is what ties together each of the six units in each course. Examples of Big Questions? How do we decide what is true? How do we decide who we are? What is the best way to find the truth?
Read Moreby Jess Listwan | Jan 6, 2014 | English & Writing | 0 |
What do you do when your children are in middle school, looking towards their more intensive high school years, and they already loathe writing? Don’t worry – it’s not too late to turn ‘em around and prepare them for high school writing.
Read Moreby Zach Smith | Dec 9, 2013 | English & Writing | 0 |
To “stack the deck” is to arrange the deck of cards in your favor prior to the beginning of play – making it much easier to win the game. Translate that into a series of composition textbooks, and you can see the advantage of having someone “stack the deck” of English writing and composition skills in the student’s favor.
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