FREE TRAINING
3 Shifts to Reduce Overwhelm in Writing Instruction
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?
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.
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.