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Tag: praise

From Voice to Confidence

December 14, 2022Lindsey Harding2022 reflectionsconfidence, feedback, praise, responding to student writing, voice

by Faith V. Macdonald Finding your voice, your particular way of expressing ideas, is an ongoing part of any writer’s development. We spend our entire writing careers searching for and honing this skill, learning not just how to clearly communicate, but how we WANT to communicate in our own authentic manner. One of the great…

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  • Teaching the Writing Process
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