Why Students Resist Planning Before Writing - and 4 Reasons That'll Change Their Mind!
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Ep. 150
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I spend a LOT of time hammering students about making a plan before they start writing any kind of extended response, report analysis, essay, or discussion piece.
There are a lot of instincts we have to override in order to spend time and energy on a plan.
Especially for a timed task, a task we already feel confident in, or at the other end, a task we really don't want to do.
Those instincts tell us it'll take too much time, too much effort to write out a detailed plan. Time and effort that could be spent actually writing the thing. Or they tell us 'we know what we're doing, so we don't need to'.
But those instincts are misguided.
Listen in for the reality of the situation - and the benefits that far outweigh the time and effort cost.
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