
Episode 84a: Structure and Style Unit 7 - Cure for the Blank Brain/Blank Page Syndrome, Part 1
Why is writing so easy for some kids, but not for others? Why do some students not enjoy writing? Join Andrew in our Unit 7 Webinar as he discusses the “Blank-Brain, Blank-Page Syndrome” and add…
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Show Notes
Why is writing so easy for some kids, but not for others? Why do some students not enjoy writing? Join Andrew in our Unit 7 Webinar as he discusses the “Blank-Brain, Blank-Page Syndrome” and addresses a few of the roadblocks to winsome writing.
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Referenced Materials:
- Click here to download the slides that accompanied the original Structure and Style Unit 7 webinar.
- Teaching Writing: Structure and Style
- Dr. James B. Webster
- I Keep Six Honest Serving Men by Rudyard Kipling
- Aesop's Fables
- Webinar Archive
- Mini Posters
- Magnum Opus Magazine
Questions Asked
- 14:15-Jill asks "Is the Topic-Clincher rule connected with the dress-ups?"
- 15:26-Anne Marie asks "Is the who-which clause the hardest or does it just depend on the student?"
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