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What is the teacher’s role when helping students develop writing stamina?

  1. Assign frequent quizzes

  2. Model the writing process and share stories

  3. Focus solely on spelling accuracy

  4. Use silent reading time

The correct answer is: Assign frequent quizzes

The most effective way to help students develop writing stamina is by modeling the writing process and sharing stories. This approach allows students to see examples of writing in action, understand the stages of writing, and recognize the importance of developing their own voice and style. Sharing stories, whether personal or from literature, can inspire students to engage more deeply with their writing tasks. Modeling includes demonstrating brainstorming, drafting, revising, and editing, which helps students grasp the writing process as a whole rather than viewing it as a series of isolated tasks. This not only nurtures their ability to write for extended periods but also builds their confidence and enthusiasm for writing. When students are provided with relatable examples and guided through the process, they are more likely to develop the stamina needed for sustained writing efforts.