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Sep 25, 2010
(I also posted this on the middle school board, sorry for the duplicate post)
A couple of weeks ago you posted some intriguing things that you do with your classes in regard to writing. I vaguely recall that you use expository articles for teaching persuasion, or you use persuasive essays to teach summarizing. If you do not mind, please share your outline/structure for teaching a five paragraph summary essay.
Thanks,
Terri
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