Transform the Teaching of Writing in Your Class.
Join Jane Considine on her online course where she will show you how to become a better teacher of writing.
Learn how to teach your pupils to be confident and competent writers.
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Key benefits of The Write Stuff training:
Teachers will be guided through the rationale and approaches to ensure that they have a deep understanding of the processes they can follow to become more effective teachers of writing.
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Support for teachers so that they have a deeper and more flexible knowledge of sentence structure.
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Teachers have clear pathways of how to guide pupils in weak areas such as cohesion and paragraphs.
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This online course is broken down into bite sized chunks so that it can be completed at your own pace.
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Your confidence and competence in the teaching of writing will improve.
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Enrol now and gain lifetime access to the training, including all future updates.
Gain instant access to this award winning training.
Enrol now and gain lifetime access to the training, including all future updates.
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Experience the immediate impact of using The Write Stuff
- Start using the strategies instantly
- See results fast, your pupils will love it
- Access a huge range of supporting resources
This system is guaranteed to raise the standard of writing in your class.
What's Included In The Course...
MODULE 1
The Write Stuff Unit of Work
The first module gives an overview of big picture for us as teachers and how to be clear about the sequences that we build during the writing process. During this module, you will:
- explore the modes of teaching narrative and non-fiction
- learn how to build a scheme of work, both narrative and non-fiction
- understand how to get the most out of their independent writing and editing processes
You will finish this module with a good idea of the 'big picture' of how The Write Stuff will operate in your class in a real world context.
MODULE 2
The Three Zones of Writing
Jane has deduced that there are 'three zones of writing' and in this module, she gives a detailed explanation of every element, including:
- The FANTASTICs
- The Grammaristics
- The Boomtastics
As well as outlining the contents of the Writing Rainbow, Jane also gives an in-depth instruction on all grammar techniques, and poetic devices.
MODULE 3
The Write Stuff Lesson
In module 3, Jane gets down to the nitty-gritty of a lesson, how it differs from what you might be used to, and focuses on the small details. You'll learn all about:
- The lesson structure
- The importance of live demonstration writing
- The essential role of talk during the lesson
You'll finish this lesson with a clear knowledge of how to deliver an excellent lesson to your pupils every time.
MODULE 4
The Writing Classroom
Module 4 gives an insight into the classroom, how to use the space as part of your teaching and how to create an environment that cherishes writing. During this module you will:
- Learn what 'sentence stacking' is and how to best utilise it
- Understand and use visual narrative and non-fiction maps effectively
- Work on techniques to collect essential vocabulary whilst teaching
Jane also gives insight into the varying elements of narrative and non-fiction support.
MODULE 5
Independent Writing
This is often one of the most tricky parts of teaching writing. You spend weeks teaching them, and then when it is their turn, they tend to often miss the point. This module examines how best to get the most out of your pupils' independent writing. Jane covers:
- Pupil planning both narrative and non-fiction
- The independent write
- Pupils' editing techniques
During this module, you will also examine assessment techniques.
INTRODUCING
The Write Stuff Online Training
How will you find the time to complete a course?
This online course has been designed by Jane Considine to fit the needs of very busy teachers. Jane knows how hard it is to grab a moment to yourself with such a busy schedule. That's why she has developed this course to be completed over a series of five modules. Each module contains seven lessons, and most of the lessons contains a video that lasts between 5-15 minutes long.
- Work through the course at your own pace.
- Watch and re-watch each video as you require
- Implement each element, in stages, as you learn the system
Plus, with a lifetime access, you can re-visit and re-cap as often as you like.
This Training Is For...
- Primary school teachers and support staff
- English subject leaders
- Head teachers and senior management
- Homeschooling parents
Jane Considine
Jane Considine is a renowned educator and author, dedicated to enhancing the teaching of writing and reading in primary schools. With over 30 years of experience in the field, Jane has developed innovative approaches that engage young minds and foster a love for writing. She is best known for her highly acclaimed "Write Stuff" system, which has been embraced by teachers worldwide for its effectiveness in improving pupils’ writing skills.
Jane's workshops and training sessions are celebrated for their practical insights and inspirational guidance, empowering teachers and parents to support children’s literacy with confidence and creativity. In addition to her teaching resources, Jane has authored several educational books that serve as essential tools in classrooms and homeschool settings alike.
Her commitment to literacy education has made her a beloved figure among teachers and parents, who rely on her expertise to cultivate strong, independent writers. Jane's ongoing dedication to refining and sharing her teaching strategies ensures that every child can achieve success in literacy.
"I believe this is the most meaningful and powerful course you can go on as a primary school teacher. The impact that 'The Write Stuff' approach has had within my own classroom is incredible. It is easy to implement following Jane's training and can be done completely at your own pace... 'The Write Stuff' has totally revolutionised my current practice and produced some really incredible writing. Who doesn't want a vocabulary rich classroom where children are excited to write?"
- Helen Buckingham, Year 2 Teacher