Writing is one of the most complex subjects to teach. Perhaps, that’s because it is actually made up of FOUR distinct subjects.
Today we’ll tackle the 4 subjects of Writing→ Handwriting, Spelling, Grammar, and finally Composition. Importantly, we’ll talk about how to teach these in a holistic multi-modal system where each build upon the other — and bonus lights up the brain.
Today’s Workshop Will Teach You👇
Is Handwriting Still Worth Learning? (Spoiler: Yes)
Handwriting Shouldn’t Be Taught Alone—What to Pair It With for Maximum Impact
How to Boost Reading While Teaching Writing
The Best Way to Teach Spelling? The One That Works for YOUR Child
Teach Grammar Without Teaching Grammar
Keep Beginner Writers Engaged and Excited to Write
Turn Reluctant Writers Into Confident, Thriving Authors
Top Writing Curriculums & Must-Try Recommendations
After This Workshop, You’ll Want to Go Deeper Here 👇
My 7 Year Old Reads Dickens While College Students Need Remedial English (This post is about grammar)
🚨You're Teaching Vocabulary Wrong
The Path to Polymath: Teach Your Kids to Think Like Renaissance Geniuses
✒️Teaching Writing Isn’t Enough: How to Teach Kids to Synthesize like a Savant
Why Teaching Handwriting Matters in the Digital Age
Nurturing Young Poets: 12 Easy First Poems for Kids
This is part of my You Can Homeschool course—short, sweet videos tailored for new homeschool parents or anyone that wants an exceptional education for their kids.
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