41. Teaching Is A Work Of Heart - Free Printables, Lessons, Ideas, Teaching Tips, Un for Writer s Workshop; how to schedule and organize daily writing workshop; how work; and explains narrative and expository techniques to teach young writers. . http://www.teachingheart.net/

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42. Annotated Bibliography Introduction Bibliography contains annotations for narrative writing traits, character traits, and curriculum connections. http://geocities.com/oberry1790/narrativebibliography.htm

Using Picture Books to Teach Narrative and Six Trait Writing Sandra O'Berry (Email) , Additional Researchers: Patsy Butler, Ann Weaver, Edith Boyette and Suzanne Carter Bibliography updated September 23, 2000-Books added are highlighted in blue. The original bibliography of picture books is now separated into individual lists according to writing traits. Annotations for curriculum connections and character traits are still included. While still applicable to Six Trait Writing, some information reflects changes in the writing traits scored in North Carolina. Click on the following links for lists of picture books that are models of: Focus (a clear main event, a clear moment in time Organization beginnings endings , transitions) Support and Elaboration , included with Focus (details that are relevant, specific, and sufficient) Style/Voice word choice sentence fluency Conventions This site is to disseminate research supported by grant funds from the North Carolina English Teachers Association . Additional funding for this project was provided by a grant from the National Foundation for the Improvement of Education . You are welcome to make copies and share in any way as long as you give proper credit by sharing the web address. It's TIME for a New Bibliography for Narrative Writing Project objective: To create an expanded, annotated bibliography of children's literature that will serve both students and teachers as models of good literature for narrative writing.

43. Paragraph Writing Rubric Generator Title of Rubric Teacher Name Once you have completed the form above, click the GENERATEPARAGRAPH writing RUBRIC button below to create your rubric. http://www.teach-nology.com/web_tools/rubrics/paragraph/

Best Sites Curriculum Daily History Downloads ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Web Tools For Educators Rubric Makers Paragraph Writing Rubric Generator Directions: Fill in the information below. STEP #1: SCHOOL, TITLE, AND TEACHER NAME Enter the appropriate information in the correct box below. Please note that if the title is left blank, nothing will appear in the output. School Name: Title of Rubric: Teacher Name: STEP #2: PICK A PICTURE Choose one picture from the pictures below by: Once you have completed the form above, click the "GENERATE-PARAGRAPH WRITING RUBRIC" button below to create your rubric. About Us Advertising Make A Suggestion *Make Us Your Home Page* ... Link To Us Teach-nology - The Art and Science of Teaching with Technology is a registered trademark.

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Best Sites Curriculum Daily History Downloads ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Web Tools For Educators Rubric Makers Writing Rubric Generator Directions: Fill in the information below. STEP #1: SCHOOL, TITLE, AND TEACHER NAME Enter the appropriate information in the correct box below. Please note that if the title is left blank, nothing will appear in the output. School Name: Title of Rubric: Teacher Name: STEP #2: PICK A PICTURE Choose one picture from the pictures below by: Monkey Around Hands Teacher I Can Answer It! Boy Writing Girl Writing Colorful Writing Listening Last Minute Boy Writing 2 Big Pencil Big Pencil Once you have completed the form above, click the "GENERATE-WRITING RUBRIC " button below to create your rubric. About Us Advertising Make A Suggestion *Make Us Your Home Page* ... Link To Us Teach-nology - The Art and Science of Teaching with Technology is a registered trademark.

45. Scholastic Teachers teach Now! What Lives in the Water Lessons on aquatic animals and environments. • Graphic Organizers Reproducibles for student reading and writing. http://teacher.scholastic.com/

This site contains information and advertising about Scholastic and third party products. Scholastic Home About Us Site Map Search ... Customer Service document.write(months[month] + " " + day + ", " + year); More Online Activities More Daily News Find Lessons: Teach Now! Splash Into Summer: Wrap up the school year with fun, motivating activities across the curriculum. Graphic Organizers: Reproducibles for student reading and writing. More Lesson Plans Reading Resources Network: Comprehension strategies from expert and teacher Jeff Wilhelm. Teaching Technology: Teacher's guide to making student movies. New Teachers: Activities, ideas, and support for your first years in teaching. Instructor Magazine: Tips for using informational texts.

46. Teaching The Writing Process to teach students how to write in your discipline, you may first wish to teach them the particular ways of reading, thinking, researching, and writing in your http://www.dartmouth.edu/~compose/faculty/pedagogies/process.html

Teaching Composition Teaching the writing process Teaching argument Teaching critical thinking Teaching modes of discourse Teaching writing through reading ... Table of Contents Teaching the writing process Process Pedagogy: A Brief Explanation Example: Josna Rege's English 5 Example: Peter Travis' English 5 A Word About Teaching Process Across the Disciplines ... Additional Ideas for Using Process Pedagogy Process Pedagogy: A Brief Explanation Perhaps the most influential development in composition theory and practice in this century took place in the late sixties and early seventies with the emergence of process pedagogy. Up until the late sixties, composition classes, influenced by the principles of New Criticism, were largely text-based: students read texts, and they produced them. This New Critical emphasis on text veiled the idea of authorship and its attendant processes. Accordingly, in these writing classrooms, professors rarely discussed the process of composing. Rather, they emphasized text: its clarity, authority, and correctness. Process pedagogy aims to shift attention away from the text and towards the processes that created it processes that should be understood as fluid, complex, and, above all, highly individual. Process pedagogy offers professors a new way of thinking about the teaching of writing:

47. TEFLChina.org -- Teaching > Writing -- Teach English In China I also use peer evaluation and editing when I teach writing. I had to teach the students how to help each other with their writing. http://teflchina.org/teach/write/

TEFLChina Teahouse Teaching Writing Writing: Captioning Martin, April 24, 1998 When working on creative writing with my special education students, I will often pull from a file of newspaper or magazine pictures and have the students write captions, serious or humorous ones. For oral language and communication skills, they may also sit back to back and one person describes the picture for the other person to sketch. This can be humorous if you make it a contest for the most accurate drawing. Student journals Linell Davis, January 22, 1999 Reasons for asking students to write Engliish journals * Fluency practice It helps to get the words flowing. You can't work on improving their writing until they produce words and sentences. The more the better. This is about quantity. * Source of ideas A journal entry might hold an idea for an essay or other more formal writing. * Non-threatening Because you define it as informal writing, students are less afraid of making mistakes. Because they are more relaxed and have fewer fixed ideas about what a journal should be, they often write better in their journals than in formal essays. * Audience and argument Students learn that they can actually communicate in writing. They have readers and the readers have opinions! They learn to give reasons for their opinions.

48. TEFLChina.org -- Books > Teaching Materials > Writing -- Teach English In China writing. add a book to this page. Available from PR China booksellers—add a book review. Used in Nanjing, Jiangsu. Focus writing. Students Shool University. http://teflchina.org/books/write.htm

TEFL China Teahouse Books Teaching materials Writing add a book to this page Available from PR China booksellers add a book review College English Composition Book 1: Expressing an Idea Book 2: Organizing an Essay Book 3: Developing an Argument Book 4: Researching a Topic Suggested by Linell Davis (co-author), 1 June 1998 Author: Various authors including our own respected Linell Davis Date of publication: Place of publication: Nanjing Publisher: Nanjing University Press, Nanjing 210093 ISBN: 7-305-02997-1/H 189 (all four books use the same number) Price: RMB10.00 each book (sold separately) Get it from: Available from PR China booksellers Used in: Nanjing, Jiangsu Focus: Writing Students: Shool: University. Age 18-22. Comments: A series of four English writing textbooks that together constitute a full four year writing curriculum for English majors. The philosophy behind the curriculum is that writing is a process, so there is stress on the stages of writing: prewriting, drafting and revising. The books include professional essays and essays written by Chinese students. Organizing An Essay (book 2) could be used alone for a one or two semester writing course.

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50. Teaching Haiku Poetry:  Links, Resources, Ideas.                 Haiku, Chaiku, God Bless You teaching Japanese Poetry writing. By Glori Chaika. A web ring jumpsite. The Haiku Handbook How to Write, Share and teach Haiku. http://www.gardendigest.com/poetry/haiku4.htm

Teaching Haiku Poetry Links, Resources, Ideas Indexed by Michael P. Garofalo A Note on the Maintenance of this Poetry Web Page Teaching Haiku Poetry 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade ... Quotations 1,404,416 Webpages [Excluding graphics] Served to Readers From March 2000 - December 2003 Reviews and Comments about the Poetry Notebooks of Michael P. Garofalo 2nd Grade Introduction to International Haiku Monarch Haiku . An AskEric lesson plan by Jennifer Lindahl of Mankato State University. Word Dance : Haiku Writing Worksheet. For teachers working with children, grades 2-6. Haiku Poetry Return to Main Menu 3rd Grade Autumn Haiku Lesson Plan Creating and Presenting Haiku with Kid Pix Grass Sandals, The Travels of Basho. By Dawnine Spivak. Illustrated by Demi. New York, Atheneum Books for Young Readers, 1998. 36 pages. Haiku for You Haiku Poetry - Poetry Pals: K-12 Student Publishing Poetry Project Edited by C. Markham. Journey to Japan Through Poetry. A detailed lesson plan by Patrice M. Flynn. Monarch Haiku . An AskEric lesson plan by Jennifer Lindahl of Mankato State University. Oceans - A Fact Haiku ArtsEdge lesson plan by Mary Beth Bauernschub, 54K.

51. Internet Resources: Resources For Teachers Computers and Composition. OWL s collction of computers and composition resources contains resources for teachers who use computers to teach writing. http://owl.english.purdue.edu/internet/resources/teachers.html

Main Indexes OWL Home Page Writing Lab and OWL Info Handouts and Materials Workshops and Presentations Internet Resources owl home writing lab and owl handouts workshops and presentations ... internet resources Internet Resources for Teachers This page contains Internet resources for English and writing teachers or for teachers who work with English and writing in their courses. We also have a lot of other general and scholarly resources in our online resources section. We also have an entire section on using our Writing Lab and our OWL in various courses. Help us build this page! We are always looking for links and suggestions: please mail link@owl.english.purdue.edu with any links and categories you'd like to see added! Computers and Composition OWL's collction of computers and composition resources contains resources for teachers who use computers to teach writing. Teaching English with Technology is an electronic journal for teachers of English as a second language interested in using the Internet, computers, and technology in their teaching. It contains articles, lesson plans, website reviews, software reviews and other resources. Distance Education OWL's collection of distance education resources contain information about distance education programs.

52. Language Arts Assign a writing assignment. This should reflect grade level, I teach middle school and often keep it to 150200 words. In this http://www.pacificnet.net/~mandel/LanguageArts.html

LANGUAGE ARTS READ-ALOUD WONDERINGS / DISCOVERIES / CONNECTIONS GRADES: 2-6 MATERIALS: a read-aloud book ( for 3rd grade and up a good choice is Shiloh ((although I change some of the objectionable words or phrases as I am reading aloud)). post-it notes for students METHOD: Read another couple of chapters until you feel you have read enough to give them something to wonder about. As you read again the next time, ask if any of the wonderings have been answered. They will catch on quickly and call out the discoveries, the post-its now go to the discovery side. This can be done 2 or 3 times. VARIATION: Submitted by, ILONA PETERSON no school listed no city listed ilonapet@earthlink.net POINT OF VIEW IN LITERATURE GRADES: 6-12 Teaching students about point-of-view can be challenging when you're trying to get them to see beyond just a "narrator." This project is a lot of fun and has so many possibilities, depending on how much time you want to spend on it. MATERIALS: pen paper several classic, well-known children's stories

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54. Archived: Help Your Child Learn To Write Well schools are unable to give children sufficient instruction in writing. There are various reasons teachers aren t trained to teach writing skills, writing http://www.ed.gov/pubs/parents/Writing/

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OFFICE OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND IMPROVEMENT Help Your Child Learn to Write Well April 1993 American children must be ready to learn from the first day of school. And of course, preparing children for school is a historic responsibility of parents. Should you help your child with writing? Yes, if you want your child to: Do well in school Enjoy self-expression Become more self-reliant You know how important writing will be to your child's life. It will be important from first-grade through college and throughout adulthood. Writing is: Practical. Most of us make lists, jot down reminders, and write notes and instructions at least occasionally. Job-Related. Professional and white-collar workers write frequentlypreparing memos, letters, briefing papers, sales reports, articles, research reports, proposals, and the like. Most workers do "some" writing on the job. Stimulating. Writing helps to provoke thoughts and to organize them logically and concisely. Social.

55. Microsoft Office Assistance Teach Writing And Language Skills teach writing and language skills with Word, Help. http://www.microsoft.com/education/TeachSkillsWord.aspx

Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Home ... Product Information Things To Do Suggest new content Get our newsletter Give us feedback Click here for more information on supported browsers. Teach writing and language skills with Word Help Assistance Office XP Word 2002 ... Applications Applies to Microsoft Word 2002 While Word can't give a student the skills essential to writing a meaningful, coherent essay, Word can certainly provide the tools that make it easier for the student to focus on ideas, tone, and words, rather than on the technicalities of just getting words on paper (even electronic paper). The ability to experiment with structure and formatting, to really "see" how an essay looks, can help the young writer see how her ideas come together. Likewise, making a habit of proofreading ensures that the writer takes one last read-through of an essay before she hands it off. In Word the Outline view, the spelling and grammar checker features, and the Thesaurus can ease the difficult road to writing a great essay. Here's how. What is the Outline view?

56. Preparing A Teaching Portfolio I teach five sections of a course that requires a term paper. Indeed, many of them lacked adequate skills in preparing and writing term papers. http://www.utexas.edu/academic/cte/teachfolio.html

Preparing A Teaching Portfolio A Guidebook Prepared by The Center for Teaching Effectiveness Main Building 2200 The University of Texas at Austin What is a Teaching Portfolio? It is a factual description of a professor's teaching accomplishments supported by relevant data and analyzed by the professor to show the thinking process behind the artifacts. Most portfolios are NOT collections of everything that the professor has done in the way of teaching over his or her entire career. Rather they are selected samples that illustrate how that individual's teaching is carried out in the various venues in which teaching occurs. Edgerton, Hutchings and Quinlan (1991) describe portfolios as follows: Portfolios provide documented evidence of teaching that is connected to the specifics and contexts of what is being taught. They go beyond exclusive reliance on student ratings because they include a range of evidence from a variety of sources such as syllabi, samples of student work, self-reflections, reports on classroom research, and faculty development efforts. In the process of selecting and organizing their portfolio material, faculty think hard about their teaching, a practice which is likely to lead to improvement in practice.

57. Using Computers To Teach Writing 3/14/96. TVI Development Conference Workshop. Using Computers To teach writing. Nancy King, Presenter. Why Use Computers to teach writing? http://www.nmia.com/~nking/pddwkshp.html

TVI Development Conference Workshop Using Computers To Teach Writing Nancy King , Presenter Why use computers to teach writing? How do I use computers to teach writing? Where can I find more resources online? What do other instructors at TVI have to say on the subject? Check out the ideas some of the participants in the workshop came up with: Marcie Bernal McKenzie , DADE Instructor, "Anyone who wanders into the computer lab..." Mary Courtright , CTRT/DADE Instructor, "How do we encourage reading students...?" Donna Fastle , DADE Instructor, "I like the idea of using computers in the classroom..." Liza Greenberg , DADE Instructor, "We usually present writing as a process..." Robin Ramsey , ESL/DADE Instructor, "I am very pleased..." Lynda Rutledge , DADE Instructor, "In my work in the WRAC..." Joni Silverstein , AE Instructor, "My response to what we've been doing here today..." Michael White , Technologies Instructor, "Imagine sitting at the computer and viewing..." You'll find a smorgasbord, a feast of possibilities, for using computers and the Internet among these links, and I encourage you to do a Net Search of specific topics, like

58. Design-A-Study: Teaching Help Column - How To Teach Handwriting teach older students who have great difficulty with cursive writing to sign their names with a mature looking cursive form, and then focus on printing letters http://www.designastudy.com/teaching/tips-1198.html

Welcome About Us The Products Natural Speller Comprehensive Composition Critical Conditioning Movies as Literature Maximum Math Science Scope Guides to History Plus The Maya Audio Cassettes Teaching Help Column Subscribe Online Catalog Printable Order Form About the Author One-Day Workshops Reviews Conference Schedule Search Web Links Distributor Information Contact Teaching Help is Kathryn Stout's monthly teaching tips column. Kathryn says, "I hope these tips will prove helpful. I plan to have a new column each month, so if there are specific topics you would like me to discuss, send your requests to my e-mail address: kathryn@designastudy.com ." You can Subscribe to have Teaching Help e-mailed to you each month. You can also have back issues sent to you via e-mail by selecting the "E-mail It!" option.*

59. Java Script Tutorial For The Total Non-programmer This tutorial will teach by example, without focusing too heavily on OOP vocabulary You would change the color of your page to red by writing the line document http://www.webteacher.com/javascript/

Welcome To JavaScript for the Total Non-Programmer This tutorial will take you step by step through the fundamentals of Javascript. You will learn how to write functions, use data from text boxes, create IF-THEN conditionals, program loops, and generally make your web page "smarter." I teach computer classes for a living to corporate clients of all levels. After 2 years of teaching, I have learned a lot about communication between people of various levels of computer experience. This tutorial assumes that you have no prior programming experience, but that you have created your own HTML pages. If you find this tutorial helpful, please let me know (it's my only reward). Also, links are graciously accepted. What is JavaScript? Javascript is an easy-to-use programming language that can be embedded in the header of your web pages. It can enhance the dynamics and interactive features of your page by allowing you to perform calculations, check forms, write interactive games, add special effects, customize graphics selections, create security passwords and more. What's the difference between JavaScript and Java?

60. Teaching People To Read And Write There are many different instructional programs for teaching reading and writing. Here are the things to do when you teach people to read and write http://www.sil.org/lingualinks/literacy/ImplementALiteracyProgram/TeachingPeople

Teaching people to read and write by Carole P. Spaeth (compiler) Introduction There are many different instructional programs for teaching reading and writing. Since situations and languages vary, it is not possible to provide you with a predefined model for your instructional program. Instead, you will need to choose and modify a program that fits your situation. Once you have done that, you are ready for the task of teaching people to read and write. Prerequisites Here are some prerequisites for teaching people to read and write: You need to have done preliminary research You need to develop the instructional program Things to do Here are the things to do when you teach people to read and write: Prepare lessons. Gather or produce the necessary materials. Teach literacy lessons appropriate to the instructional program you have chosen. Use activities as needed to develop literacy skills. Use teaching aids. See also Instructional programs See the following online books for more information: A Manual of Literacy for Preliterate Peoples Australian SIL Literacy Courses Literacy and Lifelong Learning for Women Literacy for Social Change Planning for Literacy in Papua New Guinea Materials development and production Using tok ples to learn how to read and write Context for this page: Task module: Teaching people to read and write , by Carole P. Spaeth

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