You Might Even Win Something!
In middle school, Malachi decided to do something he had never done before. He summoned up his courage, wrote an essay, and submitted it to a writing contest. What he learned in the... read more
From Imitation to Innovation: Teaching writing can be easier than you think!
This past Saturday, people from all around the world gathered together virtually to participate in IEW’s online writing conference, From Imitation to Innovation. It was a day filled with inspiring instruction and useful... read more
Cooking with Andrew and Julie, Part 1: Podcast Episode 225
What do pizza peels, purple potatoes, and picky eaters have in common? You’ll find out in podcast Episode 225. Lighthearted and slightly divergent from the typical topics related to the language arts, this... read more
Parent and Student Perspectives: Structure and Style for Students: Jenny’s, Eli’s, and Caleb’s Views
As a mom of two students who participated in the filming of IEW’s new Structure and Style Students, Jenny observed first-hand the difference that Structure and Style made in her boys’ writing. Caleb... read more
The Journey’s End: Written Communication
Which IEW courses will help prepare your students for writing at the collegiate level? Most colleges expect students to be able to write proficiently. Across academia, professors often assign essays to gauge their... read more
Announcing the 2020 IEW Writing Contest Winners!
It’s become a tradition that each spring, we announce the prompts for the annual IEW Writing Contest. This year’s prompts were as follows: Level A: Write a 2-paragraph composition about why kindness is important,... read more
Ask Andrew Anything: Podcast Episode 220
From the very beginning of The Arts of Language Podcast, every tenth episode has been dedicated to having Andrew answer listeners’ questions. Aptly titled “Ask Andrew Anything,” these episodes are filled with a... read more
More Tips and Tools for Online Instruction
Last year, we published two posts dedicated to the topic of tutoring online, something that many IEW instructors do each week. The posts discussed a variety of helpful tools to use while preparing... read more
Parent and Student Perspectives: Structure and Style for Students: Renee’s and Benjamin’s Views
Recently we had the opportunity to catch up with one of the Level A Structure and Style Students along with his mother. Benjamin participated in both years of the Level A course, and... read more
Confessions of a Homeschooler: Podcast Episode 217
In the latest Arts of Language Podcast, Episode 217, Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker invited Erica Arndt to speak with them. Erica, who created the blog Confessions of a Homeschooler, is one of... read more
The Deadly Error of Withholding Help: Podcast Episode 212
In the second episode of a 4-part podcast series highlighting Andrew’s article, “The 4 Deadly Errors of Teaching Writing,” Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker discuss how withholding help negatively impacts a student’s progress.... read more
You Might Even Win Something!
In middle school, Malachi decided to do something he had never done before. He summoned up his courage, wrote an essay,... read more
From Imitation to Innovation: Teaching writing can be easier than you think!
This past Saturday, people from all around the world gathered together virtually to participate in IEW’s online writing conference, From Imitation... read more
Cooking with Andrew and Julie, Part 1: Podcast Episode 225
What do pizza peels, purple potatoes, and picky eaters have in common? You’ll find out in podcast Episode 225. Lighthearted and... read more
Parent and Student Perspectives: Structure and Style for Students: Jenny’s, Eli’s, and Caleb’s Views
As a mom of two students who participated in the filming of IEW’s new Structure and Style Students, Jenny observed first-hand... read more
The Journey’s End: Written Communication
Which IEW courses will help prepare your students for writing at the collegiate level? Most colleges expect students to be able... read more
Announcing the 2020 IEW Writing Contest Winners!
It’s become a tradition that each spring, we announce the prompts for the annual IEW Writing Contest. This year’s prompts were... read more
Ask Andrew Anything: Podcast Episode 220
From the very beginning of The Arts of Language Podcast, every tenth episode has been dedicated to having Andrew answer listeners’... read more
More Tips and Tools for Online Instruction
Last year, we published two posts dedicated to the topic of tutoring online, something that many IEW instructors do each week.... read more
Parent and Student Perspectives: Structure and Style for Students: Renee’s and Benjamin’s Views
Recently we had the opportunity to catch up with one of the Level A Structure and Style Students along with his... read more
Confessions of a Homeschooler: Podcast Episode 217
In the latest Arts of Language Podcast, Episode 217, Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker invited Erica Arndt to speak with them.... read more
The Deadly Error of Withholding Help: Podcast Episode 212
In the second episode of a 4-part podcast series highlighting Andrew’s article, “The 4 Deadly Errors of Teaching Writing,” Andrew Pudewa... read more
