A Practical Approach to Teaching Writing Skills to Students With Extensive Support Needs

Learning to write is essential to success in a range of academic and daily life activities. Unfortunately, many students with extensive support needs (ESN) have difficulty acquiring basic written expression skills. The purpose of this paper is to distill recent research findings into a practical approach for teaching students with ESN to write.

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Teaching Exceptional Children
Published
2025-12-08
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https://doi.org/10.1177/00400599251387957
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Writing and Handwriting Education
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A Practical Approach to Teaching Writing Skills to Students With Extensive Support Needs

Monique Pinczynski, Robert C. Pennington, Erin Elfers
Teaching Exceptional Children
Writing and Handwriting Education
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A Practical Approach to Teaching Writing Skills to Students With Extensive Support Needs

Monique Pinczynski, Robert C. Pennington, Erin Elfers
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Abstract

Learning to write is essential to success in a range of academic and daily life activities. Unfortunately, many students with extensive support needs (ESN) have difficulty acquiring basic written expression skills. The purpose of this paper is to distill recent research findings into a practical approach for teaching students with ESN to write.

Teaching Exceptional Children
Boise State University (US), University of Kentucky (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 60%
Writing and Handwriting Education
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