Student Workshops
A day of classes for those new to IEW or with a year or more of IEW experience. Download the event flyer here. Register for the CHOH conference and receive a 10% discount with your registration for the IEW writing workshops. | Sponsored by CHOH: |
Location
1848 Palolo Ave.,
Honolulu, HI 96816
US
Contact Info
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Units 1 & 2: Introduction to IEW - Level A, (Grades 3-5)
8:30–10:30AM
Students will be taught to create a Key Word Outline—the foundation for all IEW writing—and retell, represent, and dress up that work using various stylistic techniques.
Grade levels are approximate; no previous IEW experience is presumed.
Cost: Introductory Student workshops: $25.00/participant
(Save with the Early Registration price of $25 through February 15, 2017. After this date the regular registration price is $30.)
Teachers and parents may observe at no cost.
Participants: 15 minimum, 25 maximum
Units 1 & 2: Introduction to IEW - Level B, (Grades 6–8+)
11:00AM–1:00PM
Students will be taught to create a Key Word Outline—the foundation for all IEW writing—and retell, represent, and dress up that work using various stylistic techniques.
Grade levels are approximate; no previous IEW experience is presumed.
Cost: Introductory Student workshops: $25.00/participant
(Save with the Early Registration price of $25 through February 15, 2017. After this date the regular registration price is $30.)
Teachers and parents may observe at no cost.
Participants: 15 minimum, 25 maximum
Advanced Workshop
Student should have some IEW experience or have completed one of the Introduction to IEW classes offered earlier in the day.
Unit 4 & 6: Research Writing (Grades 5–10)
1:30–4:00PM
Students will learn the skill of choosing limited facts from multiple references; fusing their outlines, and applying selected stylistic techniques.
Cost: Introductory Student workshops: $30.00/participant
(Save with the Early Registration price of $30 through February 15, 2017. After this date the regular registration price is $35.)
Teachers and parents may observe at no cost.
Participants: 15 minimum, 30 maximum
