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RX FOR DISCOVERY WRITING: STANDARD WORKSHOP

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$710.00

Featured: Rx Writing: Standard - MST

22 Feb 2025 • 10:00am (EST) • Virtual • $710.00

Registration closes 12 Feb 2025 10:00am (EST)

Description

This intervention can happen within three 40-minute, weekly small group sessions or two 60-minute, weekly small group sessions. Students who need to master basic grammar and writing skills will most benefit from this program. Though handwriting and spelling skills are utilized and applied, these skills are not explicitly taught in this intervention.

Students will be challenged to apply their growing understanding of grammar to the creation of sentences, paragraphs, and compositions. Students will be implementing grammar, spelling and usage rules when editing their own written work as well as the written work of others. Language and higher-level thinking skills will be developed and supported in this interactive, small-group intervention that covers research-based writing content while mediation, Socratic questioning, and the strengthening of cognitive functions will serve as the core methodology. In this dynamic intervention, students’ written expression skills will be honed while their thinking and language skills will be strengthened, all within an atmosphere where writing skills are explicitly taught so anxiety and reluctance to write are reduced and thinking is maximized.

Successful completion of this course will enable the participant to better understand student needs in written expression based on the sub-types of written language disorders and understand how to strengthen grammar, writing mechanics, semantics, syntax and composition skills while also learning how to utilize the group model for Rx for Discovery Writing: Standard to inspire reluctant and struggling writers to enjoy the writing process and the ability to communicate their own ideas in written form.

Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:

  1. Acquire an understanding of the characteristics of students who struggle with written language disorders
  2. Articulate how the components of written language are related: handwriting, spelling, and composition of thought processes
  3. Design a writing intervention plan and implement techniques that meet the specific needs of a group of struggling writers for grades 4-12
  4. Communicate and implement the theories of mediated learning in a group setting

There are no prerequisites BUT there are preparatory assignments and required materials to purchase. Be sure to view the Writing Standard Syllabus for more information.

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