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McCracken, Nancy – ALAN Review, 1996
Reviews the case of Cissy Lacks, who was summarily dismissed from her teaching job after her principal went into a locked closet and found a videotape of students reading their creative compositions, which contained profanity. Discusses the effect of censorship on teaching. (TB)
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Censorship, Court Litigation, Creative Writing
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Zipprich, Mary Ann – Remedial and Special Education, 1995
Thirteen intermediate-level students with learning disabilities and poor writing ability were taught how to use a prestructured story web to improve their narrative story writing ability. Students improved in the primary target behaviors of planning time and holistic (quality) score but showed inconsistent results for other target behaviors such…
Descriptors: Creative Writing, Instructional Effectiveness, Intermediate Grades, Learning Disabilities
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Montague, Marjorie; Graves, Anne – Teaching Exceptional Children, 1993
This article introduces a special section of four papers featuring strategies for improving the story writing skills of elementary and secondary students who have problems with written language. It outlines the elements of story grammar, describes characteristics of students with writing problems, and notes the strategies presented in the four…
Descriptors: Creative Writing, Elementary Secondary Education, Language Handicaps, Story Grammar
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Schultz, Jean-Marie – French Review, 1996
Discusses the theoretical basis for poetry's potential for the language acquisition process. The article presents a practical plan for the progressive integration of poetry into the language classroom and concludes that the process of poetic analysis aids the formation of critical reading and thinking skills. (26 references) (CK)
Descriptors: College Students, Course Content, Creative Writing, Critical Thinking
Davies, Stephen J. – Forum, 1998
Learning how to write in English is important for many language learners, particularly those studying at colleges and universities. Second language learners have traditionally learned to write by completing fill-in-the-blank exercises that focus more on accuracy than the composing process. Creative writing gives learners practice in composing and…
Descriptors: Creative Writing, English (Second Language), Higher Education, Second Language Instruction
Maginnis, Mary – 1996
This survey of literature discusses the content and research methodology of 25 articles on creative writing written since 1988. It is divided into sections covering articles discussing (1) definitions of creativity; (2) theoretical aspects of teaching creative writing; (3) specific teaching methods; (4) journal writing to discuss literature; and…
Descriptors: Cooperative Learning, Creative Writing, Definitions, High Schools
Duncan, Annelise M. – 1991
Of all the language skills, writing is the most difficult challenge for language teachers because students have less experience with written expression. Stimulated by audio-visual materials throughout their lives, students are novices in the discipline of writing. Making writing an ongoing part of foreign language acquisition from the first day in…
Descriptors: Creative Writing, German, Grammar, Higher Education
Bass-Nelson, Erlene – 1991
A practicum was designed to improve 30 kindergarteners' understanding, enjoyment of, and ability to compose poetry integrated across the curriculum in order to enhance their cognition and reading skills. The practicum was also designed to impart the value of teaching poetry to young children. Parents were involved in the process. The practicum…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Creative Writing, Integrated Curriculum, Kindergarten
West, William W. – 1983
Teachers who restrict their teaching of writing to elements of exposition are likely to fail because there is insufficient content, interest, or challenge in learning simple exposition, and the techniques that contribute to polished exposition are more easily accessible when approached through aesthetic writing. A teaching sequence for using…
Descriptors: Creative Writing, Expository Writing, Higher Education, Language Usage
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Mackie, Jan – English Education, 1975
Techniques for encouraging personal writing in a non-threatening setting are discussed. (JH)
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Autobiographies, Communication (Thought Transfer), Creative Writing
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Schwartz, Sheila – English Education, 1975
Descriptors: Correctional Education, Correctional Institutions, Creative Writing, Dialects
Smith, Blanche Hope – Elementary English, 1975
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Creative Writing, Educational Environment, Elementary Education
Tasmanian Education Dept., Hobart (Australia). – 1987
This booklet, building on the premise that humans have a natural affinity with poetry and from an early age associate rhyme and rhythms with the joys of learning language, develops activities that enhance appreciation, engagement, response, and discrimination. The ideas presented in the booklet have been tried by practicing teachers in their…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Creative Writing, Figurative Language, Foreign Countries
Cowles, Margaret Haining – 1988
This annotated bibliography of 23 articles from the ERIC database on publishing student writing is addressed to anyone interested in publishing student writing as part of an instructional approach to teaching writing skills. An overview section includes representative articles, and a section on strategies for publishing follows. The two remaining…
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Audience Awareness, Class Activities, Creative Writing
Melvin, Mary P. – 1983
Sentence combining can act as a corrective for the large number of language arts lessons and activities that emphasize errors. Based on familiar sentence patterns, sentence combining provides models of effective language use and encourages students to examine and try more expressive and interesting styles of speaking and writing. Sentence…
Descriptors: Creative Writing, Elementary Education, English Curriculum, Language Arts
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