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Action Plan for Teaching Writing

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Author: Marva Solomon

Summary: Are you engaged in or facilitating a workshop, pd program, or study group of teachers who are ready to move from discussion and research to developing actionable plans for teaching writing in their classrooms? If so, this template outlining an action plan could be a useful resource. It is designed to help teachers move from research and discussion to transforming classroom practice by identifying an area of their writing instruction they want to focus on, determining why it is important, considering what they can do to address the issue/concern, and deciding how they will evaluate the effectiveness of any strategies they implement. 

Original Date of Publication: November 15, 2015


Download the Action Plan as a Word Document




Download the Action Plan as a Word Document


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Original Source: National Writing Project, http://voicebox.nwp.org/modelatwork/discussion/ky-northern-kentucky-wp-creates-personalized-action-plans-guide-si-learning

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