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Blog Post How Can We Take Advantage of Reading–Writing Relationships? Research has identified three important ways reading and writing are connected — and all three deserve a place in your curriculum.
Blog Post How to Teach Writing Fluency Discussion and planning, less emphasis on spelling and handwriting during drafting, and lots of chances to write during class can all help build writing fluency.
