Why They Can't Write: Killing the Five-Paragraph Essay and Other Necessities
by John Warner
Why They Can't Write examines the five-paragraph essay and the assumptions surrounding it. John Warner invites readers interested in education and writing instruction to reconsider familiar classroom practices and think more broadly about what students need in order to develop as writers.
About This Book
Why They Can't Write examines the role of the five-paragraph essay in writing instruction.
John Warner questions whether this familiar structure serves students well as a model for developing meaningful writing skills.
The book considers broader necessities in writing education and encourages readers to reconsider established classroom practices.
It is aimed at readers interested in teaching, learning, and the ways writing is taught.
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