My Kids Can't Write: How to Advance Achievement through Cross-Curricular Writing
Part of ISTELive 26Presented by Paul France
Monday 29 June 2026·10:30 am
Countless teachers have identified a problem in their classrooms: their kids either can't--or don't want to--write. Cognitive writing (Goodwin & Rouleau, 2023) provides a research-based approach to embedding writing into all content areas. This approach builds writing fluency and increases the likelihood of retention in content areas.
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