Sentence Models for Creative Writing - Student Book - Youles, Christopher
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Imagine a book, kind of like a toolkit, that students (aged 7+) could just grab when they're stuck writing a story. That's what I intend to create, based on the ideas in my book 'Sentence Models for Creative Writing.' It will be broken down into sections like setting, action, and character, and each one would give students easy-to-use sentence models to use in their own writing. Sections would contain 10 to 20 sentence models for students aged 7 - 18 to implement. Chapters will also feature clear advice on writing effectively through the differing lenses, such as setting descriptions or action scenes.…mehr

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Imagine a book, kind of like a toolkit, that students (aged 7+) could just grab when they're stuck writing a story. That's what I intend to create, based on the ideas in my book 'Sentence Models for Creative Writing.' It will be broken down into sections like setting, action, and character, and each one would give students easy-to-use sentence models to use in their own writing. Sections would contain 10 to 20 sentence models for students aged 7 - 18 to implement. Chapters will also feature clear advice on writing effectively through the differing lenses, such as setting descriptions or action scenes.
Autorenporträt
Chris Youles is a classroom teacher with 18 years of experience. He has been an assistant head, an english lead, a writing moderator, and a specialist leader in education who worked with schools on improving their writing standards. Chris is also an experienced provider of professional development and workshops. In the past, he has written for Radio 4 and now spends his time starting but never finishing writing the great novel. Chris currently lives and works in Taiwan and divides his time evenly between blogging about writing and failing to go to the gym.