Research has shown that effective writing instruction improves students’ reading comprehension and fluency. In fact, background knowledge, vocabulary, and literacy knowledge can all be explicitly taught through writing instruction.
During this recorded webinar, Natalie Wexler explores reading-writing connections and shares:
- Why some representations of the science of reading are open to misinterpretation about how to equip students to comprehend complex text
- How explicit writing instruction can deepen and cement academic knowledge and familiarity with complex syntax
- How teachers can build academic knowledge and use writing activities to compensate for knowledge gaps
- How administrators can enable students to read and write at higher levels by adopting a coherent, content-rich elementary literacy curriculum
Join us to deepen your understanding of the connections between reading and writing and their role in helping students become skilled readers.
Presenter:
Natalie Wexler, J.D.
Author of The Knowledge Gap and Co-author of The Writing Revolution
CORE Learning is a subsidiary of Pivot Learning.
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