Author name: Azka Rizwan

All About Me and Developing Writing Skills In a Personalized Way

At the beginning of the school year, it’s crucial to establish a welcoming environment where students feel comfortable sharing about themselves. Research shows that positive self-awareness promotes better choices and pro-social behaviors. So, it’s equally important for adults to validate each child’s uniqueness. The ‘All About Me writing project’ is a perfect way to kick […]

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Empowering Student Authors: How School Media Library Specialists Can Use WriteReader

School media library specialists have a unique opportunity to ignite students’ love for reading and writing by enabling them to become student authors. With WriteReader, a powerful digital platform, students can create their own books using voice, text, and images, transforming their ideas into published stories. Here’s how media library specialists can use WriteReader to

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International Literacy Day and Early Writing

International Literacy Day is celebrated annually on September 8th, highlighting the importance of literacy as a fundamental human right and a foundation for lifelong learning. This year, the theme focuses on an often underemphasized aspect of literacy: promoting multilingual learning and early writing skills. While reading is frequently in the spotlight, writing is equally critical

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Addressing Literacy Challenges and Supporting Diverse Learners: How WriteReader Empowers Elementary Schools

In the past year, our founders, Janus Madsen and Babar Baig, have talked with more than 30 school leaders, and the feedback about priorities is pretty much the same.   Elementary school principals face the dual challenge of improving literacy rates and supporting the diverse needs of their students, particularly English Language Learners (ELLs). Students arrive

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Supporting ELL Teachers in Enhancing Student Literacy

Teaching and supporting English Language Learners presents unique challenges. ELL teachers often face difficulties such as diverse language backgrounds, varying literacy levels, and the need for culturally responsive instruction. These challenges can make it hard to engage students and foster effective literacy development. We’re delighted to see how ELL Mariel Gomez de la Torre-Cerfontaine is

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WriteReader: A Scalable and Cost-Effective Solution for Literacy Development

Years of research have made one thing abundantly clear: children learn more when they are passionate about the subject matter. With WriteReader, they achieve this by creating and sharing their own books with others; thus, they explore language and expand their stories with passion. Let’s see how WriteReader is a scalable and cost-effective solution for

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Letters of Hope

In a heartwarming end-of-year project, Emily Francis, an ESL teacher at Concord High School in North Carolina, guided 14 of her high school seniors to write encouraging letters to future newcomer students. These heartfelt messages serve as a beacon of support and guidance for those embarking on their own journey in a new country, school,

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Teacher Appreciation Week

Teachers are more than just educators; they are mentors, guides, and inspirers who help shape the future. Teacher Appreciation Week is our chance to say thank you to those who have played such a significant role in our lives. Let’s make it memorable with WriteReader, a user-friendly platform that empowers students and educators to create

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The Power of Student-led Learning

As an educator, there’s nothing more rewarding than witnessing the power of student-led learning and a student’s journey of discovery. Joey, a young historian in the making in kindergarten, used WriteReader to embark on a fascinating exploration of U.S. Presidents. A passion for presidents Joey, a 6-year-old student, decided to write a book about the

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