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    Writing

    How to create a daily writing habit with a dedicated nook

    24 May 202424 May 2024

    Learning to write well can be really hard work. It takes lots of practice and it’s easy to get distracted by things that are, frankly,…

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  • Teaching students about text types won’t – on its own – make them good writers
    Writing

    Teaching students about text types won’t – on its own – make them good writers

    20 May 202427 May 2024

    For a long time, in Australia and elsewhere, the writing curriculum has been shaped by the ideas of linguist Michael Halliday, who developed “systemic functional…

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    Language | Writing

    Why I teach reluctant writers about high-frequency prefixes, suffixes and bases

    15 May 202421 May 2024

    With thanks to Wood, Garcia-Salas, Schatschneider, and Torres-Chavarro (2024), here’s why I teach reluctant writers about high-frequency prefixes, suffixes, and bases: We can increase students’…

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  • Learning to handwrite fluently gives your child a big advantage
    Writing

    Learning to handwrite fluently gives your child a big advantage

    7 May 202415 May 2024

    Some people think that handwriting is out-moded, like a horse-drawn carriage, rotary-dial phone, or fax machine. Like many males, I copped a lot of flak…

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  • How I teach the extended code
    Reading | Writing

    How I teach the extended code

    9 April 20249 April 2024

    Once beginners have learned the basics of word reading (basic code, blending and segmenting, short vowel spotting, inflectional morphemes, split vowel digraphs, vowel-and affix-based strategies…

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