FREE TRAINING

 

3 Shifts to Reduce Overwhelm in Writing Instruction

 

Sign up for a free training where you will identify what is draining your writing block, pinpoint where student progress is breaking down, and learn a clear, structured shift that replaces what is not working with instruction that produces measurable growth.

 

If you've ever thought...

“My students lack the stamina and motivation required to get through our writing block… they groan when it’s time to write (...and quietly, so do I).”

“Planning writing lessons feels overwhelming and unclear. My curriculum doesn’t feel manageable.”

“My students rely on me for every step and don’t know what to do without constant direction- and it's exhausting! Help!”

Then this training is for YOU! 

Does your writing block feel frustrating?

  
If your writing block feels heavy, inconsistent, or unclear, there is a reason. Writing instruction is complex. It asks students to make constant decisions about ideas, meaning, and organization, but most classrooms do not make that work visible or manageable.
 

In this training, you will identify where your writing block is breaking down and what to replace it with so students can think more clearly and write with purpose. You will learn how to break writing into manageable parts so students can access the work, improve at each stage, and build real independence over time.

What You'll Learn:

Find What’s Stalling Your

Writing Block


Identify the exact point where student progress stalls - ideas, structure, or follow-through - so you stop guessing and start targeting what actually needs to change.

Use a Clear, Repeatable

Writing Process


Learn how to break writing into manageable steps that students can understand, use, and improve within - without overwhelm or constant reteaching.

Move Students Toward

Real Independence


Shift from heavy teacher support to students who can plan, write, revise, and improve with purpose - so growth is consistent and measurable.

What You’ll Get For Attending This Training

 

Access to one complete K–5 writing unit you can download and use immediately. Each unit is fully built out with daily lessons and a consistent structure that stays the same across all grade levels, so instruction is predictable, manageable, and effective.

Each unit walks students through the full writing process - from assessment to publication - with clear modeling, structured practice, and built-in supports at every stage.

Inside the unit:

  • Daily, ready-to-teach lessons

  • Pre- and post-assessment with planning pages

  • Mentor text work to show students what strong writing looks like

  • Structured planning tools and graphic organizers

  • Clear drafting expectations and models

  • Revision for clarity, structure, and meaning

  • Editing routines embedded in real writing (not isolated worksheets)

  • Teacher and student exemplars

  • Accommodations and modifications

  • Flexible printables and multiple writing paper options

The structure remains consistent, but the writing focus shifts by grade level, allowing students to build confidence, strengthen thinking, and develop independence over time.

 FREE MONTHLY UNIT FOR YOUR GRADE LEVEL

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Meet Your Trainer


LaNesha Tabb is a veteran educator, author, and the founder of Reimagine Writing, a research-based framework designed to help teachers build capable, independent writers. With nearly two decades in the classroom, she has worked extensively with K-5 students and educators to rethink how writing is taught so it leads to real growth.

Her work centers on making writing visible and manageable for students. By breaking writing into clear, intentional parts, she helps teachers move away from overwhelm and toward instruction that develops critical thinking, organization, and independence.

LaNesha supports schools and districts across the country through professional development, curriculum resources, and practical tools that strengthen writing instruction while also deepening reading comprehension.