Teacher of Writing Then to Now!

Travailing to a Better Teacher of Writing

As I traverse the winding path of weekly LIT 102: Promoting Writing in the Primary Grades sessions, the profound connection between the writing process and the 6+1 Traits of Writing unfolds like a captivating narrative. Workshops, meticulously crafted, has been a compass guiding me through the intricate realms of persuasive, narrative, descriptive, expository, and poetic writing at the primary level.

Unveiling The Writing Process

As the course took flight the mentioned of the writing process stalled me as I could not remember what they where due to the fact that I am new to the field of teaching. PS this was not the fist time hearing them.👀 Nonetheless, we delved into them, from the initial steps of brainstorming to the triumphant moments of publication, the writing process stood as the backbone of my journey. Embracing prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing, became a rhythmic dance, shaping raw ideas into polished narratives. I can tell you this I will never forget them now!👊

As the flight continues to soar the 6+1 Traits of Writing emerged I see these traits as guiding stars that illuminates the path to effective communication. Ideas, organization, voice, word choice, sentenc

e fluency, and conventions, coupled with the essential trait of presentation enables one to create a masterpiece.

Am eager to push fort these traits that will enable my students to transform abstract concepts into tangible markers of quality, shaping their understanding of what makes writing truly exceptional. Whose with me on this ✋

Am Already evolving 😁

Engaging into actually writing ...

To gain experience we were engaged in workshops that allowed us to explore the different writing genres at the primary grade level. hey these workshops were belly fulling 😁ps not food wise but the information that was shared were very informative. The collaborative energy fueled a collective passion for the genres. Constructive feedback, shared insights, and diverse perspectives during workshops enriched my own writing journey.

Nevertheless, venturing into the diverse landscape of writing genres at the primary level opened doors to expressive realms. Persuasive writing became a compelling art form, narrative writing an enchanting storytelling voyage, descriptive writing a vivid canvas, and expository writing a structured exploration of ideas. Poetry, with its rhythm and metaphorical beauty, allowed me to dance with words. Each genre presented a unique set of challenges and delights, expanding my repertoire as a teacher of writing.

Furthermore to land this flight I would like to shed some light on an article that has aid my transformation of a better teacher of writing. In order to encourage a love of writing, it is essential to create a good and supportive classroom environment. My goal is to establish a safe haven where my students are at ease to express themselves and take chances when writing. I intend to encourage my students to explore their creativity and find their own writing voice by fostering an environment of mutual respect, cooperation, and open-mindedness. In addition to improving their writing abilities, doing this will help them develop vital life skills like cooperation, empathy, and effective communication.

Fully Transformed 💃

As I reflect on the journey through weekly sessions, blog posts and reading of articles my perspective on the teaching of writing has undergone a profound transformation. It is no longer a mere academic exercise but a dynamic, living process that intertwines the art of expression with the intricacies of language. The structured exploration of genres, the meticulous attention to traits, and the immersive

activities have not only enhanced my writing skills but have also equipped me with the tools to guide my students on this transformative journey. The writing classroom is no longer a space of rigid rules but a canvas where creativity blooms, and voices find their unique resonance. In the tapestry of writing education, each thread represents a lesson learned, a challenge overcome, and a story told – a vibrant testament to the rich tapestry that is the teaching of writing. Shannese 👊

It was worth it !!