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Writing Power
Teaching Writing Strategies that Engage Thinking
Writing Power is a practical and thoughtful resource that shows teachers how to encourage students to consider the readers' thinking as they write. Using the same five thinking strategies from Adrienne Gear's groundbreaking Reading Power books—Connect, Question, Visualize, Infer, and Transform—young writers will learn how to engage and invite their readers' thinking through their writing.
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Writing Power is a practical and thoughtful resource that shows teachers how to encourage students to consider the readers' thinking as they write. Using the same five thinking strategies from Adrienne Gear's groundbreaking Reading Power books—Connect, Question, Visualize, Infer, and Transform—young writers will learn how to engage and invite their readers' thinking through their writing. Writing Power guides teachers through a series of lessons focusing on each of ...read more
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Writing for the Reader
- 1. What Is Writing Power?
- 2. The Components of Writing Power
- The Big Picture
- 3. The Power to Invite Readers to Think
- 4. Thinking Power: Sources for Writing Ideas
- 5. Narrative Power: Types of Writing
- 6. Technical Power: Tools for Writing
- Writing Power Lessons
- 7. Inviting Readers to Connect
- 8. Inviting Readers to Visualize
- 9. Inviting Readers to Question and Infer
- 10. Inviting Readers to Transform Their Thinking
- Professional Resources
- Index