opinion writing

Figuring out where to start when teaching opinion writing is often the most difficult part of teaching writing. There are so many different directions you can head in. Today's episode I share how I start my planning process for teaching a new writing unit.

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Opinion writing plays a disproportionate role in our media eco-system: it drives online traffic, fuels emotion, feeds the forces of polarisation, and promotes an incapacity to understand one another. But is there a different way to think about opinion?