A Writer's Path

This is an outlet where a group of prospective teachers share our journey through the writing process—from brainstorming to publishing—while reflecting on our growth as writers and future educators. The insights shared in this blog are drawn from class discussions, activities, and lessons on the writing process.

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By Addel Archibald December 07, 2025

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CharlynDecember 9, 2025 at 9:37 AM
Quick and easy tips. I like it
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Teacher NishelDecember 9, 2025 at 7:01 PM
Great tips! I’ll definitely use them.
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Ms D.December 10, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Creative posts
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What kind of writer are you?

By Addel Archibald November 04, 2025

When I started this writing course, I didn’t know if I was a planner, a dreamer, or a spontaneous scribbler. So I made this quiz to help you find out what kind of writer YOU are!” Then add 5 playful questions, like: When I get a writing prompt, I usually: a) Plan it out carefully b) Just start writing c) Think about it for days before I touch the page My writing playlist is full of: a) Calm instrumentals b) Whatever’s trending c) Silence — I need to hear my thoughts! My biggest writing struggle is: a) Starting b) Finishing c) Staying focused

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From Uncertain to Understanding

By NiYanha Edwards October 29, 2025

Before I came to this Reading and Writing class, I never thought of myself as a good writer. I often second-guessed my work because I didn’t feel it was good enough for others to read. Whenever it was time to write, I would always have a hard time finding things to say about the topics I chose. Reflecting on my first day of writing, I can say that our lecturer did an excellent job of outlining the proper stages of the writing process and encouraging me to take my time with each step. One of the most important things I learnt on this journey is that every piece of writing needs proper structure and planning . Writers should use strategies, organizational patterns, or even graphic organizers in every writing piece because these tools shape HOW the writing develops. The “how” of writing refers to - HOW a writer generates his/her ideas, - HOW the writer develops their writing, - HOW the wr...