3 Ways to Guarantee that Students Vary Sentence Patterns
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May 20, 2013
I have spent years watching students attempt to start a written assignment with an introductory sentence and observing the frustration they experienced because they could not generate that first important sentence. One day, while working with a student named Jaimie, I drew a circle and wrote the topic of the essay in the center of the circle... [Click below to read the article.]
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