At LittleQuills Tutoring, I use IEW® to help students develop strong writing skills through clear structure, modeling, and incremental practice.
Over the years, I’ve had the joy of watching students’ minds open as they discover that writing does not have to feel overwhelming. One of the most rewarding parts of guiding students is seeing them learn to organize their thoughts, structure stronger sentences, and communicate ideas with clarity.
I intentionally keep small groups small, typically three to five students, because one of the greatest benefits of learning together is the opportunity for meaningful discussion. Small groups create space for students to participate, think carefully, and engage with ideas rather than simply moving through assignments. For this reason, I primarily offer small groups through…
Since beginning my first Lost Tools of Writing class in 2015, I’ve enjoyed guiding students as they learn to think more deeply and communicate ideas more clearly. Lost Tools of Writing goes beyond simply teaching writing mechanics. It teaches students how to think, ask thoughtful questions, and build logical arguments.
Private instruction creates space to adjust pacing, provide encouragement, and respond to a student’s individual learning needs. Not every student learns best in the same environment, and sometimes progress happens through flexibility rather than rushing forward. Some students benefit from moving at a slower pace and engaging in ways that keep learning positive and productive….
The Chronicles of Narnia provides rich literature that helps students move beyond simply writing words on a page and into thoughtful discussion, deeper thinking, and meaningful ideas.
