SUMMER HELP
If you are familiar with Andrew Pudewa’s article “Four Deadly Errors of Teaching Writing,” then you know withholding help is not something we want to do!
If you are looking for an accredited IEW instructor who is offering classes or tutoring this summer for your students, click here.
Also, during the summer months IEW provides opportunities for you as a teacher to continue to grow. Listed below are some resources to help you effectively use your summer months.
July 25: IEW Annual Educators’ Conference with Andrew Pudewa (Free!)
You are invited to attend the IEW Annual Educators’ Conference and join parents and teachers from all over the globe for this inspiring day of workshops, online for free. Not only will the day provide encouragement and an opportunity to collaborate with others, but also Andrew Pudewa will offer insights and a host of ideas to enhance your teaching.
August 4–6: Virtual Teaching Writing: Structure and Style®
A complete syllabus for sequential development of writing skills, this course presents nine different composition models and twenty-eight stylistic techniques. Participants will have hands-on writing practice using a checklist-based approach, which prepares them to assist students in gradually expanding and continuously reinforcing a repertoire of specific skills. The Structure and Style method directly supports Writing Across the Curriculum.
Podcasts
Episode 425: Learning throughout the Summer
Episode 373: Summer Writing Ideas
Episode 323: Preventing Evaporation – Strategies for Summer Writing
Episode 271: Summer Writing Fun with Structure and Style
Blogs
“Furnishing the Mind with Time Spent Outdoors”
“Summer Fun in (and out) of the Sun: Building Book Clubs”
“Summer Fun in (and out) of the Sun: Considering Clubs”
“Keeping the Writing Rolling”
“Building Literacy One Activity at a Time”
Check out our Contests page
Happy summer!
