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Writing Reminders Tools, Tips, and Techniques

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ISBN-10: 0867095210

ISBN-13: 9780867095210

Edition: 2003

Authors: Jim Burke

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Like Reading Reminders, its best-selling companion, Writing Remindersis designed to be read on the runbetween periods, while planning, even while teachingto make every minute count in your classroom, to help you work smarter and more effectively. And like Reading Reminders, it features Jim Burke's best techniques, this time for teaching writing, complete with tools and tips on how to implement them. Every reminder is a result of his daily effort to solve the problems he faces in his classroom. And each one shows how it is possible to teach all students, as long as they make a genuine effort, to write clear, cohesive prose. Look at the table of contents and in thirty seconds get an idea…    
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Book details

List price: $54.10
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: Heinemann
Publication date: 8/4/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 416
Size: 7.40" wide x 9.20" long x 0.73" tall
Weight: 1.540
Language: English

Nancy Steineke consults nationally as a keynote speaker, workshop presenter, and literacy coach for middle and high school teachers. She specializes in content-area literacy, nonfiction writing, purposeful close reading, literature circles, and student engagement. Nancy keeps the focus on manageable teaching strategies that best benefit students. A published author and accomplished teacher, Nancy has been featured in classroom videos for Best Practice and Comprehension and Collaboration. Her groundbreaking work with book clubs and student led discussion groups is captured in her books Assessment Live! and Reading and Writing Together. A frequent collaborator with Harvey "Smokey" Daniels,…    

What Teachers Must Do
Create a Community of Writers
Write with Your Students
Confer with Your Students
Use Writing to Assess, Synthesize, and Extend
Use Writing Across the Curriculum
Be Patient, Consistent, Courageous, and Confident
Provide Options
Write About Subjects of Personal and Social Importance
Write for Real Audiences
Reinforce the Value of Good Writing
Foster a Culture of Revision
Teach and Support Students
Use Models
Develop Independence
Use Groups
Provide Directions
Use a Variety of Techniques
Use Graphic Organizers Scaffold Instruction
Provide Scoring Rubrics
Ask Useful Questions
Talk About Writing
Use Minilessons
Use a Writing Process Develop Writers' Capacity
Make Yourself Available
Integrate Language and Conventions Prepare Students to Write
Support Struggling Writers
Support Special Needs
Teach Writing Under Different Circumstances
Provide Feedback
Provide Tools
Use Computers
Evaluate Your Teaching and Students' Progress
Monitor Progress
Consult Standards Teach by Design Review, Reflect, and Revise
Look for Patterns of Error and Progress Know the Terms, Principles, and Concepts
Check for Understanding and Growth
Compare Effective and Ineffective Writers
Use Portfolios 4 Revisit the Six Features of Effective English Instruction
Consider the Traits of Effective Literacy Instruction
Manage the Paperload
What Students must be able to do
Write in Many Genres
Response to Literature
Narrative Expository Essay
Description Persuasive Essay
Comparative Essay
Reflective Essay
Essay Exam
Research Report
Creative Fiction Speech Letter Preacute;cis or Summary
Bibliography
Poem
Journal Infotexts
Review
College Application
Essay Proposal Resume
Web Site
Appendixes: Six Traits middot
Helping Your Child Write Better