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We’re All Writers: Inquiry 
Team 
Burnaby 
Dec. 
11, 
2014 
Faye 
Brownlie 
Slideshare.net/fayebrownlie/burnabywri>ng
Beliefs about Writing 
• Wri>ng 
is 
thinking 
• Write 
daily 
• Precede 
wri>ng 
with 
talk, 
reflec>on, 
>me 
• Focus 
on 
meaning 
• Explicitly 
teach 
wri>ng 
and 
provide 
>me 
for 
prac>ce 
and 
feedback 
• Feedback 
and 
co-­‐developed 
criteria 
support 
the 
development 
of 
wri>ng 
• Wri>ng 
is 
cross-­‐curricular
Model 
Guided practice 
Independent practice 
Independent application 
Pearson 
& 
Gallagher 
(1983)
Stages of the Writing Process 
• Pre-­‐wri>ng 
• DraQing 
• Edi>ng 
• Proofreading 
• Publishing 
and 
presen>ng
Writing Next: Effective Strategies to Improve 
Writing of Adolescents in Middle and High School 
(gr.4-12) 
-­‐Steve 
Graham 
and 
Dolores 
Perin 
Alliance 
for 
Excellent 
Educa>on 
www.all4ed.org/publica1ons/Wri1ngNext 
•
Elements 
necessary 
to 
learn 
to 
write 
well 
and 
to 
use 
wri>ng 
as 
a 
tool 
for 
learning 
• All 
supported 
by 
rigorous 
research 
• Do 
not 
cons>tute 
a 
full 
wri>ng 
curriculum
1. 
Wri>ng 
strategies 
2. 
Summariza>on 
3. 
Collabora>ve 
Wri>ng 
4. 
Specific 
Product 
Goals 
5. 
Word 
Processing 
6. 
Sentence 
Combining
7. 
Prewri>ng 
8. 
Inquiry 
Ac>vi>es 
9. 
Process 
Wri>ng 
Approach 
10. 
Study 
of 
Models 
11. 
Wri>ng 
for 
Content 
Learning
Sentence 
Combining 
-­‐ 
basic 
prac>ce 
• It 
is 
a 
dull 
day. 
• It 
is 
raining. 
• I 
don’t 
want 
to 
go 
outside. 
• I 
don’t 
want 
to 
get 
groceries.
Sentence 
Combining 
-­‐ 
with 
student 
wri>ng 
• The 
Arc>c 
pup 
starts 
to 
hunt 
at 
14-­‐15 
weeks. 
They 
eat 
field 
mice. 
When 
they 
hunt 
they 
listen 
under 
the 
snow. 
(21-­‐16) 
• The 
Arc>c 
fox 
are 
born 
in 
May 
or 
June. 
They 
are 
born 
brown. 
Some>mes 
the 
mother 
has 
11 
pups. 
(19-­‐10) 
Naomi, 
gr.3
Sentence 
Combining 
-­‐ 
with 
content 
• Mary Gray was selling. 
• Her merchandise was microwaves. 
• High unit price was of crucial importance 
to her. 
• She made a decision. 
• The decision was to soften her position. 
• The position concerned delivery and 
warranty.
Quick Writes 
• Give 
a 
word 
• 15 
seconds 
to 
think 
• 2-­‐3 
minutes 
to 
write 
• Word 
count 
• Find 
a 
phrase, 
short 
piece 
you’d 
like 
to 
share 
• As 
the 
students 
stand 
and 
share, 
listen 
for 
nuggets 
you 
might 
be 
able 
to 
use 
in 
some 
way 
in 
your 
wri>ng 
• Paint, 
train 
– 
the 
words 
we 
used 
today
Picture Prompts 
• Talk 
to 
your 
partner 
about 
what 
you 
are 
seeing, 
wondering, 
thinking 
about 
in 
this 
picture…think 
about 
how 
it 
connects 
to 
‘paint’ 
and 
‘train’ 
• Share 
2-­‐3 
pictures. 
• Walk 
and 
talk 
with 
a 
partner: 
what 
is 
the 
story 
behind 
the 
pictures? 
What 
is 
the 
story/text 
that 
is 
sparked 
in 
your 
thinking 
by 
the 
words, 
the 
wri>ng, 
the 
conversa>on, 
the 
pictures. 
• Quick 
write 
of 
10 
minutes 
or 
so.
We're All Writers - Inquiry Team #1
We're All Writers - Inquiry Team #1
We're All Writers - Inquiry Team #1
We're All Writers - Inquiry Team #1
We're All Writers - Inquiry Team #1
Critical Literacy, Gr. 12 with Amy 
Stevenson 
The Glass Castle-Jeannette Walls 
• Analyzing 
habits 
of 
thinking, 
reading, 
wri>ng, 
speaking 
• Understanding 
social 
contexts 
and 
consequences 
• Deep 
meaning 
• Applying 
deep 
meaning 
to 
self
Goal: begin an exploration with 
critical analysis/critical literacy 
• Set 
a 
scene 
• Personalize 
this 
scene 
and 
sketch 
• Write 
2 
minutes 
in 
response 
to 
your 
sketch 
– 
feeling, 
ac>on 
• Pass 
your 
paper. 
2nd 
student 
reads 
and 
responds/ 
adds 
on 
– 
2 
minutes 
• Repeat 
2 
more 
>mes 
• Read 
your 
own 
paper, 
others 
responses, 
and 
discuss 
– 
5-­‐10 
minutes
We're All Writers - Inquiry Team #1
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  • 1. We’re All Writers: Inquiry Team Burnaby Dec. 11, 2014 Faye Brownlie Slideshare.net/fayebrownlie/burnabywri>ng
  • 2. Beliefs about Writing • Wri>ng is thinking • Write daily • Precede wri>ng with talk, reflec>on, >me • Focus on meaning • Explicitly teach wri>ng and provide >me for prac>ce and feedback • Feedback and co-­‐developed criteria support the development of wri>ng • Wri>ng is cross-­‐curricular
  • 3. Model Guided practice Independent practice Independent application Pearson & Gallagher (1983)
  • 4. Stages of the Writing Process • Pre-­‐wri>ng • DraQing • Edi>ng • Proofreading • Publishing and presen>ng
  • 5. Writing Next: Effective Strategies to Improve Writing of Adolescents in Middle and High School (gr.4-12) -­‐Steve Graham and Dolores Perin Alliance for Excellent Educa>on www.all4ed.org/publica1ons/Wri1ngNext •
  • 6. Elements necessary to learn to write well and to use wri>ng as a tool for learning • All supported by rigorous research • Do not cons>tute a full wri>ng curriculum
  • 7. 1. Wri>ng strategies 2. Summariza>on 3. Collabora>ve Wri>ng 4. Specific Product Goals 5. Word Processing 6. Sentence Combining
  • 8. 7. Prewri>ng 8. Inquiry Ac>vi>es 9. Process Wri>ng Approach 10. Study of Models 11. Wri>ng for Content Learning
  • 9. Sentence Combining -­‐ basic prac>ce • It is a dull day. • It is raining. • I don’t want to go outside. • I don’t want to get groceries.
  • 10. Sentence Combining -­‐ with student wri>ng • The Arc>c pup starts to hunt at 14-­‐15 weeks. They eat field mice. When they hunt they listen under the snow. (21-­‐16) • The Arc>c fox are born in May or June. They are born brown. Some>mes the mother has 11 pups. (19-­‐10) Naomi, gr.3
  • 11. Sentence Combining -­‐ with content • Mary Gray was selling. • Her merchandise was microwaves. • High unit price was of crucial importance to her. • She made a decision. • The decision was to soften her position. • The position concerned delivery and warranty.
  • 12. Quick Writes • Give a word • 15 seconds to think • 2-­‐3 minutes to write • Word count • Find a phrase, short piece you’d like to share • As the students stand and share, listen for nuggets you might be able to use in some way in your wri>ng • Paint, train – the words we used today
  • 13. Picture Prompts • Talk to your partner about what you are seeing, wondering, thinking about in this picture…think about how it connects to ‘paint’ and ‘train’ • Share 2-­‐3 pictures. • Walk and talk with a partner: what is the story behind the pictures? What is the story/text that is sparked in your thinking by the words, the wri>ng, the conversa>on, the pictures. • Quick write of 10 minutes or so.
  • 19. Critical Literacy, Gr. 12 with Amy Stevenson The Glass Castle-Jeannette Walls • Analyzing habits of thinking, reading, wri>ng, speaking • Understanding social contexts and consequences • Deep meaning • Applying deep meaning to self
  • 20. Goal: begin an exploration with critical analysis/critical literacy • Set a scene • Personalize this scene and sketch • Write 2 minutes in response to your sketch – feeling, ac>on • Pass your paper. 2nd student reads and responds/ adds on – 2 minutes • Repeat 2 more >mes • Read your own paper, others responses, and discuss – 5-­‐10 minutes