Resources for the Writing Process
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Digital Content (6-12) Resources: (+++All sources are cited!!)
Discovery Education - good writing resources, many of which are editable.
Search "Argumentative writing,"
"writing process," etc.
SIRS Knowledge Source - many current controversial issues
with essential questions and articles for different viewpoints on the issues.
SIRS provides a comprehensive research guide for writing
an argumentative essay using their database.
The guide is also helpful to gain an overview of the process.
Opposing Viewpoints - current controversial issues supported with
many viewpoint articles and other types of resources
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Instructional Tools Resources:
 
Use EasyBib for citing sources. See Lauren for the coupon code.
Microsoft Online provides access to the Microsoft Office Suite as well as One Drive.
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Video Resources (short) to use in teaching writing
(curated by your Library Media Specialist):
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Resources Curated by Larry Ferlazzo, Educator Extraordinaire:
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You may tweak this as needed for your assignment.
If your students are using evidence from texts or other research, please add
source citations/use of EasyBib into the rubric.
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Tools/Handouts for Research/Writing
Website Evaluation
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BCPL Writing Lab for Students
Through our partnership with BCPL, students with SAIL library cards
(see Ms. Magnuson for applications, if needed) have access to a Writing Lab
housed in the BrainFuse database. Not only can they access tools to help with their writing, they can actually submit their writing for review and feedback.
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A detailed manual researched and written by the
Institute of Education Sciences (US Dept. of Ed)
Filled with very practical. helpful information on teaching writing
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