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      Writing resources

      As with the reading resources, the ability to write can be separated into the following four sections, handwriting, planning, content and editing. Scaffolding is the key to reducing the fear of the blank page and putting pen to paper.

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      Handwriting

      Handwriting is a complex skill but with the right support improvements can be made in both presentation and speed.

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      Planning

      Planning out content is a crucial step in organising thoughts and ideas into a coherent order.

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      Content

      This is the culmination of thoughts and planning to create well written and structured answers.

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      Editing

      Making improvements in your own work can be a challenge. Modelling the editing process is the key to success.

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      New for the 2020-21 academic year, our professional development webinars, workshops and programmes have been designed by subject experts in literacy difficulties, dyslexia and SEND.

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