Teaching Writing flashcards
21 flashcard decks by 21 users
This Teaching Writing page gathers a small set of community-made flashcard decks, covering writing development, prewriting and course planning. University students and professional candidates can practice recalling writing models and stages, while teachers can explore approaches to writing instruction. Choose a deck to get started.
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- Stages of Writing Development34
- Handwriting and Spelling Development5
- Approaches to Writing Instruction36
- Planning Writing Lessons and Workshops13
- Motivating Student Writers12
- The Writing Process22
- Prewriting Strategies8
- Classroom Writing Activities13
- Teaching Writing Genres16
- Technology for Writing Instruction15
- Teaching Writing to English Language Learners5
- Writing Assessment10
- Feedback and Correction in Writing20
Flashcards
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121 cardsMAT Exam Flashcards What are the two skills that writing calls on according to Peter Elbow?
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15 cardsTeaching Writing TEACHING WRITING BY: Sandra Leticia Monroy Gómez ID: 076-22-20420
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80 cardsEDEL 305 Describe the use of cross-curricular topics.
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31 cardsTeaching Writing Steps in Planning a Writing Course and Training Teachers of Writing
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29 cardsTeaching writing Important key information about how teaching writing can be done.
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19 cardsWriting
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19 cardsTeaching Writing TEACHING WRITING (Cambridge University Press, Methodology in Language Teaching)
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9 cardsliteracy exam What are the stages in the writing process?
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12 cardsTeaching Writing Assignment
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10 cardsPREWRITING FRAMEWORKS Student use this planning sheet to build a bank of words and phrases somewhat like a semi-structured brains...
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7 cardsliteracy exam - writing component What are the stages in the writing process?
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7 cardsEnglish Writing What children should know
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8 cardsUntitled Reading and Writing
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3 cardsDeveloping Writing
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21 cardsUntitled writting is the most difficult skill for learners is hard generate and organized ideas and translating thes...
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10 cardsTen Steps in Planing a Writing Course STEP 1: ASCERTAINING GOALS AND INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRAINTS
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15 cardsTeaching Writing What is Writing?
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8 cardsPrewriting Frameworks Exam
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1 cardsUntitled "Studies of writing performance in U.S. schoolchildren indicate that many are writing below expected levels...
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1 cardsWriting Skill (TEKS) 3.17C revise to add dialogue Teaching Method How will you teach it? What resources will you ne...
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2 cardsThe Writing Process
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About teaching writing flashcards
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These decks offer prompts on writing development, teaching approaches and planning. Developing Writing introduces models of writing development, while EDEL 305 asks about cross-curricular topics and models of writing. English Writing includes prompts about writing approaches and what teachers should know.
How to use the decks
Start with Developing Writing if you want to work through models and terminology. For practice with stages, try MAT Exam Flashcards, which includes questions about Peter Elbow and the writing process. A deck on prewriting frameworks offers ideas for generating and organizing words and phrases.
Read each prompt and try to recall the answer before checking it. Return to cards that are harder to remember, and compare related ideas across decks. If you want a visual overview, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz when you want another way to check your understanding. Try a deck and see which ideas you want to explore further.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Developing Writing is a useful place to start if you want to practice writing-development models and terminology. If you prefer question prompts about writing and cross-curricular topics, try EDEL 305. You can move between the decks as you identify ideas you want to study more closely.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover writing development, the writing process, teaching approaches, prewriting and course planning. For example, English Writing includes prompts about what teachers should know, while a prewriting frameworks deck describes planning sheets for collecting words and ideas. Choose a deck that matches the topic you are studying.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save your quiz scores.