He grumbled occasionally when asked to stretch his work in length, but he accomplished what was requested every time to the best of his ability. WW provided time to write, and after several years it's becoming a habit for Steve. A simple answer marks the very core of the WW model. Consistently offered and just for writing. Every day teachers present a math lesson.
First graders learn to count and practice it every day.
Every year new skills are added and drills and flashcards reinforce the learning on a daily basis. Reading is handled in much the same way. Letters, phonics, and words are imploded on children in K-I throughout their day. Special time is held sacred as teachers work each day to encourage improved letter recognition and reading. Literacy depends on a student's ability to read.