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1. ICYMI: A Wrap-Up of the Tailoring Our Teaching Blog Series

Our first blog series has come to an end. This post recaps the Tailoring Our Teaching Blog Series. Also, we'd like to know what YOU would like to write about the next time we host a blog series on TWT.

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2. Tailoring Our Teaching: Stretching our gifted writers

     Every year, I have one or two writers who arrive at my sixth grade writing workshop door fully formed: they love to write, they write beautifully, and they write well across… Read More

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3. Tailoring Our Teaching: Using a Writing Engagement Tool

During a 40-minute block of independent writing time, we sat back and observed the students. We recorded their independent writing behaviors at eight separate time intervals.

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4. Tailoring Our Teaching: No Need to Wing It If You’ve Got Great Conferring Notes

Lucy Calkins, author of many books on teaching writing, often says that conferring is the heart of writing workshop. I once heard her say to a group of graduate students that she wished… Read More

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5. Tailoring Our Teaching: Strategy Lessons Support Writers

I learned about strategy lessons in 2005 while I was teaching 26 fifth graders as a NYC Public School Teacher.  My ears perked up when I heard about these dynamic, heterogeneous groupings of… Read More

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