Creative Power: The Nature and Nurture of Children's Writing
by Ronald L. Cramer
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This accessible book examines the nature of children's writing, and helps teachers discover how to best nurture in children's creative potential. A thorough explanation of the practices and strategies needed to understand young writers and their writing, the book provides a wealth of information and ideas about the language, interests, and creative capabilities of today's children. Strong pedagogy offers explicit, practical examples with direct application to instruction. Each chapter begins show more with a brief vignette that captures the drama and excitement of becoming a writer. Boxed features summarize the best approaches to putting instructional concepts and strategies into practice. For Elementary English Teachers. show lessTags
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Ronald L. Cramer is Distinguished Professor of Education at Oakland University in the Department of Reading and Language Arts, where he directs the Reading and Writing Clinics.
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- 372.623 — Society, government, & culture Education Primary education (Elementary education) Language arts (Communication skills) Written and spoken expression Composition
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- LB1576 .C758 — Education Theory and practice of education Theory and practice of education Elementary or public school education
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