There’s something magical about writing. Not just useful, not just necessary—but joyful. I see it all the time in my workshops: that moment when what’s on the page matches what was in your head – a sentence, a detail, a simile that just works! Writing can be hard work, for sure. But it can […]
Category: Teaching Writing
How to Improve Student Academic Writing: A Guide for Teachers & Mentors
I’ve written this post for academic mentors, but of course students can also use the guidelines to improve their writing skills! Supporting students in academic writing goes beyond fixing grammar. Many struggle with essay structure, thesis development, and critical thinking. Read on for some clear strategies for teachers and mentors who’d like to improve their […]
The Real Barrier to Writing (and How to Help Overcome It)
Ever stared at a blank page, wondering where to start? You’re not alone. Many of the writers I work with arrive with the same problem. Often, they’ve been left with powerful writing anxiety from school, and so a lack of writing confidence. Others can begin but have no idea how to move beyond a raw […]