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Dear Reader:

This book will help you become a better writer. Each chapter has some important information that will help you build your writing skills. We'll talk about the rules of good writing and the different kinds of writing, such as letters, essays, stories, poems, research papers, and journal writing. By the time you have completed all of the worksheets in this book, you will be a confident writer, able to tackle any school writing assignment.

Why is writing so important? Writing helps you in every subject in school, including reading, math, science, social studies, and anything that requires thinking. Writing helps you understand what you read. Writing helps you learn. And writing allows you to play an important role in society, even before you can vote!

This book is full of ideas to help you build your writing skills, whether you are an experienced writer or just starting to learn about writing. If you don't like to write, this book will show you how to write better (and then maybe you won't dislike it so much). If you enjoy writing, this book offers dozens of ideas and activities to help you become an even better writer.

作者简介：

Douglas B. Reeves, Ph.D. is President of the Center for Performance Assessment and the International Center for Educational Accountability. He is the author of more than a dozen books, including the 20-Minute Learning Connection series, which received a prestigious Parent's Choice Award. He works with parents, teachers, and school leaders throughout the world to raise student achievement and improve educational practices.

Introduction

Where Do I Start?

1 Why is Writing So Important?

2 What to Do If You Hate Writing

3 What You Really Need to Know for School

4 You're Smarter Than You Think: What You Already Know About Good Writing

5 The Audience

6 What to Write When You Can't Think of Anything

7 Making Sense Out of Nonsense: How to Organize Your Ideas

8 Why Can't I Just Use the Computer?

9 You're the Teacher: How to Evaluate Your Own Writing

10 Dear Mr. President: Writing Letters to Get a Response

11 Tell Me About It: Writing to Describe People, Places, Events, and Things

12 Help Me Understand:Writing to Explain

13 I'm Mad: Writing to Influence Other People

14 Research Papers Without Pain

15 The Genius Inside You: Writing Stories, Poems, and Songs

16 My Parents and Teachers Don't Understand Me!Talking About Your Writing with Adults

17 Now It's Really Important:

18 Writing for State Tests

19 Developing the Habit of Writing

Your Writer's Tool Kit

Appendix A

Checking Your Own Writing

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Reason to Write:

Student Handbook

Dear Reader:

This book will help you become a better writer. Each chapter has some important information that will help you build your writing skills. We'll talk about the rules of good writing and the different kinds of writing, such as letters, essays, stories, poems, research papers, and journal writing. By the time you have completed all of the worksheets in this book, you will be a confident writer, able to tackle any school writing assignment.

Why is writing so important? Writing helps you in every subject in school, including reading, math, science, social studies, and anything that requires thinking. Writing helps you understand what you read. Writing helps you learn. And writing allows you to play an important role in society, even before you can vote!

This book is full of ideas to help you build your writing skills, whether you are an experienced writer or just starting to learn about writing. If you don't like to write, this book will show you how to write better (and then maybe you won't dislike it so much). If you enjoy writing, this book offers dozens of ideas and activities to help you become an even better writer.

Ready? Let's get started!

Douglas B. Reeves, Ph.D.