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Foster a supportive writing community in the classroom from "summary" of Write, Think, Learn by Mary K. Tedrow

To create a classroom environment that nurtures writing growth, it is important to establish a sense of community among students. This community should be built on trust, respect, and support for one another's ideas and writing efforts. By fostering a supportive writing community, students can feel more comfortable taking risks in their writing, sharing their work with others, and receiving constructive feedback. One way to promote a supportive writing community is through peer collaboration and feedback. Encouraging students to work together in pairs or small groups allows them to share ideas, provide feedback, and offer suggestions for improvement. This collaborative process not only helps students develop their writing skills, but also fosters a sense of camaraderie and teamwork within the classroom. Another important aspect of building a supportive writing community is cr...
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    Mary K. Tedrow

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