What’s Right with Writing
Linda Rief
Abstract
Linda Rief
Abstract
Writing—and lots of it in all genres—is at the heart of the language arts curriculum and the skills of critical thinking that students need to develop to become prepared consumers and citizens. Rief reflects on her growth as a writer and teacher, and offers an overview of what we know about writing, what we need to do it well, what our students need to learn to do it well, and what obstacles are challenging our ability to make it happen.
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Writing—and lots of it in all genres—is at the heart of the language arts curriculum and the skills of critical thinking that students need to develop to become prepared consumers and citizens. Rief reflects on her growth as a writer and teacher, and offers an overview of what we know about writing, what we need to do it well, what our students need to learn to do it well, and what obstacles are challenging our ability to make it happen.
Key concepts: Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Psychology, Sociology