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Does Handwriting Matter Anymore?

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Handwriting or keyboarding — which side are you on? As a gadget-loving Romantic, it’s hard for me to choose. I appreciate the personal touch of a handwritten note as much as anyone, but I also value the efficiency and productivity made possible by digital word processors. Admittedly, there’s more to education than practicality, but the practical advantage these days certainly goes to the keyboard.

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3 Rules for Crafting Great Writing Assignments

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Writing assignments that don’t bore or frustrate students are difficult to create. Here are three guidelines to follow when crafting assignments for young writers.

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The Handicap of Being a Naturally Good Writer

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Good writers don’t always make good writing teachers.

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The Sentence: Good to Great

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My friend and writer David Sims recommended an interview of Louis Markos about finding and writing great sentences. Markos says the following …

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