Writing With a Purpose - article by Sarah Powley
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Nov 6, 2006
I am a reading specialist at and elementary site and have
been doing a lot of staff development with
writing...writers workshop and 6 traits. An issue that
keeps coming up is what to do with the student that will
not write...it seems every class has 1-2. When teachers
are caught up in writers workshop conferencing with other
students, for example, what do you do about the kid that
just sits during that time and does nothing?
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