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Time to Write

A Powerful Writing Practice for Your Classroom.

‘I don’t have any ideas!’

 
 

‘How do I set the scene?’

 
 

‘This is too hard.’

 Heard any of those before?

What if there was a way to nurture your students’ imaginations, confidence and creative problem-solving abilities while building the essential skills that will set them up for success across the curriculum?

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In Time to Write: A Powerful Writing Practice for your Classroom Beth Cregan calls on her extensive writing and teaching experience to deliver a framework for a classroom, writing practice that does just that.

 

Supported by over thirty classroom ready activities to power up your writing program in fifteen-minute blocks, the strategies set out in Time to Write will enable you to meet students where they are, encourage reflective practices and build a community of empowered independent writers.

The result is a class that hums with creative energy.

 It's time to flip the script on what it means to write and be creative – to maximise the creative potential of the students in your classroom and draw out the confident writers within.

All you need is fifteen minutes, something to write with and a sense of curiosity.

What are you waiting for?

It’s time to write!

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About the Author

In 2010, Beth Cregan combined her passion for creativity with her love of writing to launch her business Write Away with Me. Since then, her high energy workshops have inspired thousands of young writers to find their voice and discover their unique power as writers and storytellers. With her keen sense of fun and her passion for words and communication, Beth sees writing as a springboard for exploring self -expression and human connection. She presents her original writing workshops for schools, organisations in both Australia and overseas, as well as professional development workshops for teachers. Beth lives in Melbourne and when she is not writing or teaching, you’ll find her rummaging in her permaculture garden, painting, reading or in a forest, hugging trees. For more information and to connect with Beth online, click on the links below. 

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