by Lucy Calkins
This overview guide provides the professional understandings you will need to establish and maintain a rigorous and responsive writing workshop. After chronicling the motivations and ideals that inspired this series and the guiding principles that shape a writing workshop, Lucy details the developmental stages of upper-elementary writers. Ensuing chapters describe the architecture of minilessons, conferences, and small-group strategy sessions and explain how the predictability of these frameworks fosters independence and self-direction. In addition to describing the management systems that make writing workshops possible, select chapters consider various ways to tailor instruction and address the demands of the contemporary classroom.
Table of Contents
- About the Series
- The Foundations of a Writing Workshop
- The Writing Process for Upper-Elementary-Grade Writers
- Planning a Yearlong Curriculum
- Provisioning a Writing Workshop
- Management Systems
- The Patterns of Minilessons
- The Patterns of Conferences
- Authoring Your Own Units of Study
- Supporting English Language Learners
- Preparing for Standardized Writing Tests
- Assessment
Appendix:
Frequently Asked Questions About This Series
And Some Answers
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