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Private English Tutoring: Reading and Writing
Research Simulation Writing Camp
Class experience
US Grade 3 - 6
Beginner - Advanced Level
In this four-session camp, students will analyze nonfiction text and learn to write a five-paragraph essay in response to a prompt about the texts that requires them to support a claim. This type of writing is called a "simulated research task" on many states' standardized tests for grades 4 and up. *Students will be given an optional writing assessment on the last day to complete independently. Students are welcome to send their essays to Ms. Heather within one week of the last class session...
1. Students will use key reading skills for nonfiction text: identifying main idea & key details; identifying problems & solutions; and comparing and contrasting. 2. Students will write five-paragraph essay in response to nonfiction text that includes an introduction with a thesis statement; well developed body paragraphs; and a conclusion that summarizes and leaves a final thought. 3. Students will make a claim and support their argument with evidence from the texts. 4. Students will address the counterclaim and write an effective rebuttal.
Instructional Specialty: Writing Structure & Composition and State Standardized ELA Assessments; Bachelor's Degree in English Language & Literature, Rutgers University; Public School Reading & Writing Teacher, 10 years, grades 6-10; Online Tutor & Course Instructor, 2 years, grades pre-k through grade 11; Extensive Experience with ELA State Testing Requirements
Homework Offered
Students should finish any work not completed during sessions. Also, students will be given an optional writing assessment on the last day to complete independently. Students are welcome to send their essays to Ms. Heather within one week of the last class session for a free rubric scoring and an evaluation that identifies the learners' strengths and weaknesses.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Students will be given individual feedback during sessions. Also, students will be given an optional writing assessment on the last day to complete independently. Students are welcome to send their essays to Ms. Heather within one week of the last class session for a free rubric scoring and an evaluation that identifies the learners' strengths and weaknesses.Grades Offered
1 file available upon enrollmentStudents should bring a notebook, writing utensil, and highlighter marker or an electronic device on which to type. Students should also bring the graphic organizer provided with them for session 1.
I am Heather Wood, but you can call me Ms. Heather. I earned my degree in English Literature from Rutgers University and completed my teacher training there too. After college, I worked in publishing, and I continue to write professionally. I...
Group Class
$80
for 4 classes4x per week, 1 week
50 min
Completed by 7 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
3-6 learners per class