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The writing rope : a framework for explicit writing instruction in all subjects / by Joan Sedita.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Sedita, Joan, 1953- author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Composition (Language arts).
- Language arts--Correlation with content subjects.
- Language arts.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (284 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Newburyport : Brookes Publishing, 2022.
- Summary:
- Writing is a complex task--and today's students must learn to write proficiently and write to learn in different content areas. The Writing Rope: A Framework for Explicit Writing Instruction in All Subjects clearly explains the intertwined skills and processes involved in writing well: transcription, writing craft, critical thinking, syntax, and text structure. Steeped in writing research and packed with reproducible handouts and templates, this book provides the knowledge and resources educators need to help students master writing.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- About the Downloads
- About the Author
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Section I: Laying the Foundation for Teachers and Students
- Chapter 1: Introduction to The Writing Rope
- The Writing Rope
- Teaching Writing in All Subject Areas
- Three Types of Content Writing Tasks
- Summary
- Chapter 2: What Do We Know About Effective Writing Instruction?
- Findings From Writing Research
- Writing Is Complex
- Seven Teaching Principles
- Chapter 3: Transcription Skills
- Spelling
- Handwriting
- Early Handwriting Instruction
- Chapter 4: Writing Craft
- Task, Audience, and Purpose
- Elements of Writing Craft
- More About Using Mentor Text for Writer's Craft
- Section II: Skills and Strategies Learning to Write
- Chapter 5: Critical Thinking: Stages of the Writing Process
- Using The Process Writing Routine
- Delivering Explicit Strategy Instruction for Each Stage
- Providing Opportunities for Feedback and Revision
- Chapter 6: Syntax and Sentence Skills
- Building Syntactic Awareness
- Teaching Sentence Basics
- Syntactic Awareness and Sentence Elaboration Activities
- Weaving Sentence Skills Into the Writing Process
- Chapter 7: Text Structure: Paragraph Skills
- Teaching Paragraph Structure
- Teaching Patterns of Organization
- Weaving Paragraph Skills Into the Writing Process
- Chapter 7 Appendix: Paragraph Templates
- Chapter 8: Text Structure: Three Types of Writing
- Suggested Distribution of Writing Types
- Helping Students Craft Introductions
- Helping Students Craft Conclusions
- Teaching Body Organization: Topic Webs to Plan Writing
- Using Mentor Models
- Providing Writing Templates for the Three Types of Writing
- Providing Feedback to Students
- Summary.
- Chapter 8 Appendix: Writing Templates and Checklists
- Section III: Application: Writing to Learn
- Chapter 9: Critical Thinking: Summary Writing
- What Is a Summary?
- Summarizing Text
- Seven Ways to Scaffold Instruction
- Chapter 10: Critical Thinking: Writing From Text Sources
- Research Support for Writing About Texts
- Related State and National Literacy Standards
- Responding to Narrative Text
- Expository Writing From Sources: Comprehension and Writing Combined
- Writing From Sources: Teacher-Generated Prompts
- Explicit Instruction of Skills and Strategies
- Writing From Sources: The Importance of Teacher Planning
- Chapter 10 Appendix: Writing Assignment Guide (WAG) Classroom Examples
- Chapter 11: Putting It All Together
- The Big Ideas in This Book
- Reflection Activities for Evaluating Writing Instruction
- A Consistent Approach Across Grades and Subjects
- Appendix: Writing Resources for Teachers and Students
- References
- Index
- More Resources for The Writing Rope
- Back Cover.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Sedita, Joan The Writing Rope
- ISBN:
- 9781681255910
- 168125591X
- 9781681255903
- 1681255901
- OCLC:
- 1338836004
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