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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MERCED WRITING PROJECT 2011 Invitational Summer Institute

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Page 1: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MERCED WRITING PROJECT 2011 Invitational Summer Institute

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIAMERCED

WRITING PROJECT2011 Invitational Summer

Institute

Page 2: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MERCED WRITING PROJECT 2011 Invitational Summer Institute

• Good writing teachers write themselves.

• They know Journaling Daily is a good place to practice THINKING:

- to experiment with ideas, - to clarify ideas, - to store ideas for later recall and use.

JOURNALING Daily - 20 min.

Page 3: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MERCED WRITING PROJECT 2011 Invitational Summer Institute

Writing and reading the DAILY LOG . . .

• The Daily Log is a record of each day’s events.

• Writing a Daily Log teaches note-taking and note-making strategies as well as creative report writing.

• Log keepers experiment with genres such as letters, stories, poems, songs, news articles, plays, fairytales, etc.

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GOOD WRITING INSTRUCTION ISN’T MAGIC !

It is knowing what works, when it works, and why it works. It comes from being a writing teacher who writes.

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Best Practice Demonstrations• Coaching and demonstrating best practices

are the core of our Leadership Training

Page 6: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MERCED WRITING PROJECT 2011 Invitational Summer Institute

Examining Student Work

Showing and discussing student work is integral to our

best practice demonstrations

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Fellows Share their Writing in “Authors Chair”

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WRITING GROUPS: Responded, Revised, Edited

• Fellows wrote and revised 4 essays, 5 pages each.

• Writing groups learned to respond with praise & clarifying questions.

• The types of writing included both personal and professional pieces.

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Successful Writing Groups Require:

• Building Trust• Being Honest• Pointing to what works• Reading closely to

identify opportunities for development

• Writers who are willing to consider readers’ needs.

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Reading, Writing & Discussing Research in Teaching Writing

Fellows read and discussed three books on teaching writing and did a book-talk on a fourth self-selected text .

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Congratulations to UC Merced Writing Project’s New Teacher

Consultants

California Writing Project Teachers- CWP National Writing Project Teachers- NWP

GRADUATION DAY!

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Leadership Opportunities for our Teacher Consultants• Workshop Presenter• Inservice Coordinator• Writing Group Member • Book Study Group Member • School Partnership Coach• Special Interest Study/Research

Group Member—– ELL/Migrant Ed. Network – Embedding State Writing Standards– K-3 Network—Emergent Writers– ISAW Network—Academic Writing– Adopted Texts and Writing Instruction– Technology and Writing

• Advanced Institute Participant• Returning Fellow• Young Writers Academy Teacher• Summer Seminar Facilitator• CWP Statewide Program Participant

Photos ©2011 Roger WyanWWW.RogerWyan.com

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Thank you for your support!

U C M W P

Teachers-Teaching-Teachers

We develop teachers’ knowledge-base of composition theory and examine best practices

through classroom research and continued study.

*authorized agency for NCLB, Title I, ELL, etc.

Please contact us:

We can meet your professional development needs.

writingproject.ucmerced.edu