ISSUES TO DO WITH LITERACY AND THE GIFTED AND TALENTED
What we can learn from gifted and talented writers:
- Able pupils who are not able writers need to be enabled
- All writers need good writing models
- Preparatory quality talk should precede writing
- Gauging appropriate and timely intervention
- Using assessment in a more focused way
- Following quality preparation, space and quiet should be provided for contemplation/reflection
- Writers require resources/modelling capable of bringing about improved and controlled writing
- Teachers' subject knowledge and analytical skills have to be of the highest order
- All writers of whatever ability need and are entitled to appropriate support
- Pupils can benefit from awareness of structured textual approaches more than standard 'frames'
- Developing writers can benefit greatly from trusted/regular audiences e.g. writing partners.
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Literacy Issues NAAE's view:







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