Teaching Writing
This specialization will provide learners with proven methods to improve the writing of students of all ages, in all situations, including K through University classrooms as well as homeschooling, tutoring, in business and the private sector. In four courses and a final project, you’ll learn effective theories and practices to teach writing that you can adapt to your own teaching situation and needs.
Monthly Subscription Starting at AED 99 + VAT
- Level Foundation
- المدة
- الطبع بواسطة Johns Hopkins University
-
Offered by
عن
This specialization will provide learners with proven methods to improve the writing of students of all ages, in all situations, including K through University classrooms as well as homeschooling, tutoring, in business and the private sector. In four courses and a final project, you’ll learn effective theories and practices to teach writing that you can adapt to your own teaching situation and needs. You’ll learn how to teach writing as process, how to reach even the most reluctant writers, how to help students construct specific texts and make the reading/writing connection, and how to respond to and assess student writing in ways that are meaningful to both teacher and student. If you use writing in your teaching, or want to, this specialization will provide you with tools and practices you can use with your students right away.Auto Summary
"Teaching Writing" is a comprehensive specialization in Personal Development, ideal for educators in K-12, university settings, homeschooling, and beyond. Guided by expert instructors, this course offers four modules and a final project, focusing on effective writing instruction methods. Learn to teach writing as a process, engage reluctant writers, connect reading and writing, and assess student work meaningfully. Available on Coursera with a Starter subscription, this foundational course equips educators with practical tools to enhance their teaching strategies. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their writing instruction skills.
Mark Farrington