"Along the way, students are learning to recall meaningful content from math, social studies, science and literature. By middle school, teachers should be crafting essay questions that prompt sophisticated writing; not 'What were the events leading up to the Civil War?'—which could result in a list—but 'Trace the events leading up to the Civil War,' which requires a historical narrative of cause and effect."
Dana Goldstein at The New York Times discusses approaches to teaching writing.
Sunday, August 06, 2017
"'Freewriting, Hoping That Children Will Learn or Gain a Love of Writing, Hasn't Worked'"
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education,
twentieth century,
twenty-first century,
youth
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