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Writing Instruction In The Intermediate Grades: what is said, what is done, what is understood

by Robin M. Bright
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The process approach, portfolios, and research in reading-writing connections have influenced both thinking and practice in writing instruction. Here, author Robin Bright describes what goes on in intermediate...

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AuthorRobin M. Bright
First published1995
Era1980–1999
PublisherInternational Reading Association
FormatPaperback
ConditionFine
Reference9294931-fine

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The process approach, portfolios, and research in reading-writing connections have influenced both thinking and practice in writing instruction. Here, author Robin Bright describes what goes on in intermediate classrooms (Grades 4-6) where the writing process is emphasized. What teachers say and do, how children respond, what children write, and how teachers' and children's expectations and understandings about writing meet and sometimes diverge are all discussed in a lively style that draws on the best of current thinking.