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Teaching On-Demand On the Down-Low

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  • November 7, 2014
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Integrate writing practice into your daily routine while reinforcing content learning with low-stakes writing, and do it without adding more grading.

Teaching On-Demand On the Down-Low powerpoint

3 Keys to Teaching Kids to Write

Writing Project Professional Development Continues to Yield Gains in Student Writing Achievement

K-Prep resources from KDE

Previous presentation with relevant tips: High- vs. Low-Stakes Writing

Blog posts about on-demand and low-stakes writing:

  • We Need More Writers… What are you going to do about it?
  • Genius vs. Skill: Can you cook writers in a microwave oven?
  • Did you ever think it might be the assignment?
  • Radical Idea: What if we stopped teaching writing?
  • The Problem of Rice Crispy Treat Writing Instruction

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