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Early Writing Skills Development Strategies

Most students were at the early writing stage of writing pretend letters or strings of letters. To help develop their skills, the teacher could have students write a word or letter daily to practice. The teacher could also have students write their names on the board each day and try writing their friends' names to progress in their writing development.

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Early Writing Skills Development Strategies

Most students were at the early writing stage of writing pretend letters or strings of letters. To help develop their skills, the teacher could have students write a word or letter daily to practice. The teacher could also have students write their names on the board each day and try writing their friends' names to progress in their writing development.

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Reflections

on Observation Task 4: Development of Early Writing


Skills

1. What are developmental writing stages the majority of the students in?

most of the students are in this stage of writing “Writing pretend letters or strings of letters”.

2. Describe and explain two (2) suggested strategies that the teacher can use to help the majority of
the students within their developmental writing stage.

some of my suggestions for the strategies that teachers can use it to develop
children’s writing stages is to write a word and letter every day to practice and let them remember
always how to write, let them write their names every day on the board, let them try to write their
friend’s names, and give the students letters and let them create a word

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