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Bromley, Karen; Powell, Penny – Reading Teacher, 1999
Describes a novel type of interactive writing called "interest journals" that motivates students and promotes persuasive writing. Discusses getting started, and the benefits of interest journals. (SR)
Descriptors: Class Activities, Elementary Education, Student Interests, Student Journals
Bromley, Karen – 1993
Inviting students to read, write, and think, this book discusses 13 different types of journals and the stories of 25 classroom pre-K through high-school teachers who have built more effective journal writing into their classrooms. The book presents clear and easy-to-follow strategies for incorporating journaling into classroom practice. The book…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Dialog Journals, Elementary Secondary Education, Journal Writing

Bromley, Karen – TESOL Journal, 1995
Discusses the use of "buddy journals" between pairs of native and nonnative English-speaking students to help develop the English literacy skills of both groups of students. Guidelines are provided for matching student pairs, evaluating student writing, and allowing for midcourse changes, as well as sample journal topics. (15 references) (MDM)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Dialog Journals, Elementary Education, English
Bromley, Karen; Parker, Maryann – 1993
This paper describes the use of "buddy journals" to generate enthusiasm for writing, provide writing practice, and build friendships between two classes of middle school students with learning disabilities and cognitive impairments. The buddy journals were introduced to the students as a way to get to know someone better and perhaps make a friend.…
Descriptors: Dialog Journals, Elementary School Students, Free Writing, Friendship