
Using Talk to Support Writing
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Set within the context of national concern for achievement in the development of writing ability, it addresses the gap in understanding early teaching and focuses on the exploration of how talk and writing interface. This includes:
- Numerous examples of teaching and activities for using talk to support writing
- Using extensive data from classrooms; video and audio recordings, and transcripts of children's talk
- Exploring three aspects of talk when used to support writing: talk for idea generation; talk for oral rehearsal and talk for reflection.
This book is for students on Primary ITT courses, particularly for English specialists. Students on M-level English and literacy courses will also find it useful.
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'This book represents a new departure in education literature by its demonstration of a powerful partnership between theory and practice in early writing...Its uniqueness rests not only in the effective collaboration between professional researchers and teachers, but also in the inspiring way that this collaboration is portrayed...The research takes a fresh, focused look at what actually happens when children talk before, during and after writing, and how talk can be used to to develop specific writing skills...I would also recommend it to be read as a model of best practice in research partnership' -English four to eleven
'This book is essential reading for any teacher, literacy coordinator or student wanting to take a serious, research-based look at writing. It offers a superb balance between discussion of how to teach writing and how to inquire into the way that writing is taught in the classroom or school. The book's structure positions the reader in a dynamic relationship to the text, which promotes an active understanding of the pedagogical decisions teachers make and of the links between theory, research inquiry and practice. This innovative approach to writing about research is both inspired and inspiring' -
Sue Ellis
University of Strathclyde
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Chen, H. Myhill, D. A and Lewis, H. (2020) Developing writers across primary and secondary years: Growing into Writing. London: Routledge
Content
Learning to Write - Debra Myhill
Exploring Classroom Talk through Action Research - Susan Jones
Being Involved in Research: The View from a School - Frances Dunkin
Talk to Generate Ideas - Ros Fisher
Lesson Plans for Idea Generation
Conscience Alley
Forum Theatre
Freeze-Frame
Using Music
Writing Aloud: The Role of Oral Rehearsal - Debra Myhill
Using Write Aloud in the Classroom - Rachael Milsom
Talk into Writing - Susan Jones
Lesson Plans for Write Aloud
Invisible Writing
Magic Pencil
Paired Writing
Talking to a Toy
Talk for Reflecting on Writing - Shirley Larkin
The Art of Reflection - Corinne Bishop
Talking about Writing: What the Children Told Us - Ros Fisher
Lesson Plans for Reflection
Evaluating Writing
A Step-by-Step Writing Guide
Thinking Cap
Two Ticks and a Wish
Managing Talk for Writing in the Classroom - Ros Fisher
My Favourite Lesson - Linda Bateman
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