Escritura creativa para edades de 14 a 18 años: novelas, cuentos, etc.
Un taller en curso: avanzamos hacia la finalización de proyectos personales y disfrutamos de lecciones entretenidas con narradores con ideas afines. Abarcamos elementos literarios, temas populares y consejos útiles para escribir. Se brinda asistencia personalizada.
Qué está incluido
1 reunión en vivo
50 minutos horas de clase por semanaEvaluación de dominio
1 hora por semana. I can provide students with homework, assignments, and projects - All upon request. Students are encouraged to do writing outside of the meetings.Calificación
Any form of grading (assessment) can be provided upon request.Experiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés - B1
Grado de EE. UU. 9 - 12
Nivel Beginner - Advanced
This is a great class for students who enjoy telling stories and new (weekly) topics. Every meeting's theme (and writing tips) are student/parent requested. My message box is open 24/7 for lesson requests, one-on-one writing feedback, one-on-one assistance with individual writing struggles, prompt requests, etc. Structure for each meeting: Opening Time: - 'Flex' Time - This is where students can discuss their weekly writing and ask any questions they may have Lesson Time: Time for some stories linked to our topics and helpful writing tips. Writing Time: This is the student's free time - They can write short stories, add to longer stories, fan fiction, flash fiction, micro fiction, novellas, poems, songs, scripts, artwork for stories, storyboarding, character building, etc. Share Time: In-class sharing is optional. Current Topic Requests: October: 30th - 5th: Supernatural Dark Fantasy - Writing in 3rd Person (Repetition) November: 6th - 12th: Howdunit vs. Whodunit (Mystery) - The Hook 13th - 19th: Mythology (Egyptian and Celtic) - Writing For An Audience 20th - 26th: Western - Writing Activities for Writer's Block 27th - 3rd: Historical Science Fiction - Dialogue Assistance December: 4th - 10th: Animal Main Characters (Genre Survey) - Character Bios 11th - 17th: Multicultural Main Characters (Genre Survey) - Simple Language vs. Elegance 18th - 24th: Children Stories & Teaching Lessons 25th - 31st: Main Genres vs. Subgenres - Abbreviations, Compound Words, Acronyms, etc. - Do and Don't January: 1st - 7th: Fantasy (TBA) - Establishing The Theme 8th - 14th: Horror (TBA) - Character Roles and Break Stereotypes 15th - 21st: Adventure (TBA) - Elevating Settings 22nd - 28th: Science Fiction (TBA) - Beginning a Story 29th - 4th: Mystery (TBA) - Rising Action and Increasing Suspense February: 5th - 11th: Thriller (TBA) - Convincing Conclusions 12th - 18th: Historical Fiction (TBA) - Conflict: Big & Small 19th - 25th: Suspense (TBA) - Novel Writing 26th - 4th: Romance (TBA) - Novella Writing March: 5th - 11th: Mythology (TBA) - Short Stories 12th - 18th: Historical Fiction (TBA) - Narrative Nonfiction 19th - 25th: Fantasy (TBA) - Backstories 26th - 1st: Romance (TBA) - Poetry April: 2nd - 8th: Mystery (TBA) - Writing Research 9th - 15th: Suspense (TBA) - Screenwriting 16th - 22nd: Adventure (TBA) - Points of View 23rd - 29th: Horror (TBA) - Plot Twists 30th - 6th: Science Fiction (TBA) - Character Dialogue and Interactions May: 7th - 13th: Mythology (TBA) - Metaphors 14th - 20th: Thriller (TBA) - Editing, Deleting, and Fluff 21st - 27th: Suspense (TBA) - Show, Don't Tell 28th - 3rd: Fantasy (TBA) - Using Our Senses June: 4th - 10th: Mystery (TBA) - Activities for Writer's Block 11th - 17th: Mythology (TBA) - Collaborating 18th - 24th: Adventure (TBA) - Weaving Adjectives 25th - 1st: Romance (TBA) - Establishing Character Emotions July: 2nd - 8th: Thriller (TBA) - The Use of Strong Verbs 9th - 15th: Historical Fiction (TBA) - Nouns vs. Pronouns vs. Descriptive Nouns 16th - 22nd: Horror (TBA) - Publishing 23rd - 29th: Science Fiction (TBA) - Punctuation 30 - 5th: Fantasy (TBA) - Writing Prompts August: 6th - 12th: Mystery (TBA) - Creating Character Careers 13th - 19th: Science Fiction (TBA) - Non-Human Characters 20th - 26th: Adventure (TBA) - Juxtaposition 27th - 2nd: Mythology (TBA) - Working with Symbolism September: 3rd - 9th: (Thriller) TBA - Creating Writing Goals 10th - 16th: Fantasy (TBA) - Anthologies 17th - 23rd: Romance (TBA) - Fan Fiction Writing 24th - 30th: Horror (TBA) - Writing Activities October: 1st - 7th: Mythology (TBA) - Narration 8th - 14th: Historical Fiction (TBA) - Thesis Fun and Helpful Tips 15th - 21st: Suspense (TBA) - Irony 22nd - 28th: Adventure (TBA) - Figurative Language 29th - 4th: Horror (TBA) - Foreshadowing November: 5th - 11th: Mystery (TBA) - Different Characters and Development 12th - 18th: Thriller (TBA) - Onomatopoeia 19th - 25th: Suspense (TBA) - Personification 26th - 2nd: Historical Fiction (TBA) - Satire December: 3rd - 9th: Romance (TBA) - Creating Subplots 10th - 16th: Science Fiction (TBA) - Descending Action 17th - 23rd: Mythology (TBA) - Writing Activities 24th - 30th: Fantasy (TBA) - Creating a Writing Signature
Metas de aprendizaje
Story Structure
Character Development
Setting
Building Conflict
Dialogue
Transition
Publishing
Otros detalles
Necesidades de aprendizaje
Students who may need some extra assistance are welcome to message me throughout the week. All lessons are recorded and can be viewed at any time - This helps with self pacing and memory retention.
Orientación para padres
No swearing (please use the 'bleep' if you must), sexual-related content, or torture. Violations will be reported to Outschool immediately. - If we aren't sure about something, please feel free to ask.
Lista de útiles escolares
Either access to a digital writing source or a pen and paper.
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
Licenciatura en Lengua Inglesa y Literatura desde Brigham Young University, Idaho
I am a dedicated writer of over 20+ years. I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Creative Writing and Literature studies. I publish through several different types of self-publishing companies and have knowledge concerning the 'brick and mortar' ones.
10+ Years of Education Experience.
Reseñas
Clase grupal
10 US$
semanalmente1x por semana
50 min
Completado por 628 alumnos
Videoconferencias en vivo
Edades: 14-18
2-10 alumnos por clase