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Writing often presents challenges for students but it doesn't have to be! Whether your child is embarking on their writing journey and requires guidance in mastering letter formation, grapples with composing complete sentences, or aspires to craft comprehensive five-paragraph essays, I offer tailored programs that not only simplifies the writing process but also nurtures a genuine passion for writing in your child.
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By combining proven instructional methodologies with unparalleled interactive tools, Handwriting Without Tears empowers K-8 students to cultivate the art of proper letter formation, facilitating the attainment of elegant penmanship. Sessions are held in person.
In order to succeed in every area of life, children must hone the skills needed to communicate confidently and effectively. Through the process of learning to write well, students learn how to think clearly and to express themselves eloquently and persuasively. My goal is to equip you to assist your child in this process. Sessions are held in person or online.
The Lost Tools of Writing is an ideal composition curriculum for students in seventh through twelfth grade who already have a relatively solid understanding of grammar and sentence structure and who have at least a rudimentary amount of writing experience – and, most importantly, who are ready to think for themselves. I was a Classical Conversations Challenge Director, successfully teaching The Lost Tools of Writing to many high school students. Sessions are held in person or online.
Skills Taught
WRITING: Basic Essay Writing • Schemes • Tropes • Editing • Exordium • Division • Narratio • Thesis • Proofs • Arguments • Refutation • Conclusion • Amplification
THINKING: Material Logic: Common Topics • Definition • Comparison • Circumstance • Testimony • Relationship • Formal Logic: Sorting
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