Take the poem that Sheridan third-grader Clare Sestanovich wrote about baseball. She didn't just sit down and slap together a rhyme. Sheridan students don't just have to worry about their writing in English class. They also are required to do several drafts for reports in subjects such as social studies and science. Georgetown University, for example, has a program to teach professors of all subjects how to improve students' writing.
Students can do very well in writing courses.
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