245. High School Writers: Natural Stages of Growth in Writing #4

Brave Writer

Julie Bogart and Melissa Wiley

Books, Arts, Education For Kids, Kids & Family, Education

4.8 • 904 Ratings

🗓️ 10 July 2024

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to our fourth episode in our Natural Stages of Growth in Writing series! Today we cover the High School Writers stage, broken up into two parts: The Great Conversation (freshmen and sophomores) and The Rhetorical Imagination (college prep).

It can feel overwhelming for homeschooling parents to teach writing at the high school level, but it doesn’t have to. We talk about keeping it simple: the basic architecture of an essay, deeply engaging with perspectives, and of course, big juicy conversations.

Be sure to check the show notes’ resources section for links to all the writing programs we discuss in this episode, plus links to our free Olympics guide, Fall Class Registration (beginning July 22), Brave Writer Training (sign-up ends July 31),

Resources:

Start a free trial of CTCmath.com to try the math program that’s sure to grab and keep your child’s attention.
Make writing more enjoyable with our Tools for the Art of Writing
Read Understood Betsy
Here’s our free Summer Games Guide
Sign up for Brave Writer Summer Camp
Don’t miss the first day of Fall Class Registration on July 22
Sign up by the end of July for the Brave Writer Training
Check out the High School Writers’ Bundle
Learn more about the Help for High School Program
Buy the Boomerang Year-Long Program (ages 13-14)
Take a look at the Slingshot Year-Long Program (ages 15-18)
Don’t forget about the Building Confidence Program (ages 11-12)
Register for the Reading the Essay class (registration opens July 22)
Sign up for our Text Message Pod Ring to get podcast updates and more!
Send us podcast topic ideas by texting us: +1 (833) 947-3684

Connect with Julie:

Instagram: @juliebravewriter
Threads: @juliebravewriter
Twitter: @bravewriter

Transcript

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0:00.0	Looking for a great math program, CTC math provides online video
0:07.0	tutorials that make learning math easy and effective by using creative graphics
0:12.2	and animation that are sure to grab and keep your child's
0:15.7	attention.
0:16.7	Here's a great testimonial from Lori.
0:19.6	She said, one day my 10-year-old was in tears over math.
0:24.2	I tried my best to help, but I ended up in tears as well.
0:28.1	That very night, I received an email offer for CTC math. The following Monday we reviewed the curriculum together.
0:35.8	She was willing to give it a shot and we have never looked back.
0:39.8	Start your free trial today by visiting CTC math.com.
0:47.0	And we're back.
0:51.0	Thank you everybody for tuning in every week. This summer is going to be full of amazing support for all of you. So welcome back everyone and hello Melissa.
1:02.0	Hello Julie.
1:03.0	Julie. I am so enjoying this series on the natural stages of growth in writing and I have to tell you I'm extra
1:11.0	excited about today's because we're going to be talking about the two stages of high school writers and I have
1:19.2	Kids in that stage so this is extremely on board for where I am. But first, before we dive
1:26.6	into it, maybe we should recap stages one through three of writing growth.
1:33.0	Gosh, great idea.
1:35.0	You know, when I first created this sort of observational developmental stages,
1:41.0	I was fighting against the world of academics that defines things very differently and so I like to just add a little clarification for those of you who haven't been listening along.
1:52.6	These are just made up.
1:53.8	I made them up.
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