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Sep 18, 2005
I posted before - I thought. Forgive me if there's a
double!
I'm teaching 6th Language Arts. I haven't taught this
subject for about 10 years, and I need some help. Teaching
writing has never been my favorite thing to do, and I feel
I don't teach it very well.
Usually, I have the students do some writings at the
beginning of the year and then assess where we need to go
from there. My problem is where do I start to make the
writing more meaningful? It seems that the assignments I've
given in the past aren't meaningful enough to the students.
Then, the writing they turn in is mediocre.
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