Check out this essay by Andrew Pudewa on teaching writing. I've been perusing his site, which I find very interesting, and was struck by this common-sense view of how to encourage children to develop good writing skills. I'm especially pleased that he managed to drag in most of my favorite writers of educational philosophy: Dorothy Sayers, Maria Montessori, Glenn Doman, and Arthur Robinson by name—and John Holt is well represented, though anonymously.
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Now if only this short and clear writing translated to taking less time. Then it wouldn't take me all Sunday afternoon to update my blog!
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IrishOboe
on Sunday, January 28, 2007 at 3:07 pm
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