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I truly believe that my 10th grade teacher, Dr.Joshua Gaylord, changed the trajectory of my academic future. He taught writing class and it’s a skill I use and rely on every single day, from writing a work email, to a birthday card, to even this introduction. We all rely on our ability to write - so, it’s understandable that we would want our kids to develop enormous confidence in this discipline. But unfortunately, nation-wide data suggets that writing is in fact our children’s weakest skill.
What is the most effective way to teach it, backed by science? And what’s a parent’s role at home? If you’ve ever wondered what comes next after those handwriting workbooks, this episode with writing expert- Dr. Leslie Laud is for you.
More on Dr. Leslie Laud:
Dr. Leslie Laud holds a doctorate from Columbia University with a focus on writing instruction. She leads professional development for teachers and supports school leaders with taking on evidence-based practice for writing. She presents at national conferences, publishes in peer reviewed journals and still teaches children how to write.
Resources:
nosillyquestionspodcast.com
https://www.instagram.com/nosillyquestionspodcast/
By Danielle Freilich and Jordana Fruchter4.9
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I truly believe that my 10th grade teacher, Dr.Joshua Gaylord, changed the trajectory of my academic future. He taught writing class and it’s a skill I use and rely on every single day, from writing a work email, to a birthday card, to even this introduction. We all rely on our ability to write - so, it’s understandable that we would want our kids to develop enormous confidence in this discipline. But unfortunately, nation-wide data suggets that writing is in fact our children’s weakest skill.
What is the most effective way to teach it, backed by science? And what’s a parent’s role at home? If you’ve ever wondered what comes next after those handwriting workbooks, this episode with writing expert- Dr. Leslie Laud is for you.
More on Dr. Leslie Laud:
Dr. Leslie Laud holds a doctorate from Columbia University with a focus on writing instruction. She leads professional development for teachers and supports school leaders with taking on evidence-based practice for writing. She presents at national conferences, publishes in peer reviewed journals and still teaches children how to write.
Resources:
nosillyquestionspodcast.com
https://www.instagram.com/nosillyquestionspodcast/

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