Topic: Carl Anderson

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Assess your new writing curriculum to ensure students have adequate time, choice, mentor texts, and modes of creation. Learn about easy modifications to boost student engagement in this post from Carl Anderson and Matt Glover.

This summer, we're bringing you professional development workshops on writing instruction, engaging readers, math workshop, self-care, AI, and beyond.

In this action-based post, Carl and Matt help you think about how to evaluate an instructional approach to writing. Downloadable PDF included.

Tap into these 11 free on-demand webinars that cover the essential pillars of reading, math, and writing—providing innovative strategies to inspire and rejuvenate your teaching.

Watch this free edWebinar with Carl Anderson and Matt Glover, who show you what the immersion period of writing workshop looks and sounds like.

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This week on the podcast, Matt Glover and Carl Anderson talk about their new book.

The goal of our new book, How to Become a Better Writing Teacher, is to help you become really good at teaching writing.

In our forthcoming book, How to Become a Better Writing Teacher, we focus on the question of how to help teachers become good writing teachers.

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Carl and Matt explore what makes a strong writing teacher, and what we can glean from the writing process.

Student engagement is crucial for students to learn to write well. When students are engaged, they’re more likely to learn.

Highly effective writing teachers teach with mentor texts. In direct instruction lessons, teachers explain the techniques to students.

What can we learn from the texts that we admire the most? How can they inform our own writing?

Watch Carl Anderson demonstrate how to help students learn to read like writers.

Mentor texts provide concrete examples of craft techniques and conventions to refer to during mini-lessons, small group lessons and writing conferences.

Students learn about writing, even when they’re not in a writing workshop—by finding and studying their own mentor texts.