Kelsey Wong’s scientific contributions

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Responsive Teaching in the Writer’s Workshop
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November 2021

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The Reading Teacher

Lisa Helsel

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Katie Kelly

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Kelsey Wong

Journey with a third‐grade community of writers as they develop their writing identities and abilities in a responsive approach to writers’ workshop. Instruction is framed around the writers’ workshop approach, where students’ choice and voice are centered within extended periods of time for writing, alongside daily mini‐lessons addressing the ongoing needs of each student writer. Knowledgeable about each child as an individual and as a writer, their teacher, Ms. H tailors whole group, small group, and individual instruction to address their unique needs. She fosters a community of writers through her intentional feedback and guidance to support children as they navigate writing partnerships with their peers. She supports them as they work to overcome roadblocks along the way while celebrating the journey as a community of authors.

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... Conferences typically support oral feedback, functioning as formative assessments (Graham & Sandmel, 2011;Hawkins, 2016), allowing teachers to identify what the student is doing well and with which aspects of writing they need support (Graham, 2018a). Positive teacher-student rapport encourages students to receive suggestions more openly (Shvidko, 2018) and supports student agency over their decisions when facing challenges (Helsel, Kelly, & Wong, 2021). Student contributions and openness to talk are key factors in the quality of conference feedback, which is facilitated by teachers' ability to model such openness and may encourage students to be more candid in revealing their challenges and goals as writers (Qureshi, 2013). ...

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A cognitive stylistics approach to grammar for writing in teacher-student writing conferences
Responsive Teaching in the Writer’s Workshop
  • Citing Article
  • November 2021

The Reading Teacher