Affect vs Effect
Does Hemmingway's writing affect you or does it effect you? Not sure? Let's solve the problem once and for all. AFFECT The word affect is a verb. It is an…
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Affect vs Effect
Cursive: Gone Forever?
Studies Show Physical Writing is Essential Anne Margen, a Norway university professor, performed studies with university students and drew the conclusion that simply writing with a pen or pencil provides…
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Cursive: Gone Forever?
Online Learning: The Great Equalizer
With Online Scribblers immersed in its 10th year, it is only natural to reflect upon its continued development and growth. In doing so, one question continues to present itself: What…
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Online Learning: The Great Equalizer
Ten Ways to Get Young Kids Writing
Even the youngest kids can enjoy writing! It can be challenging to get young kids writing. But the fact is, the sooner you make writing a regular part of your…
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Ten Ways to Get Young Kids Writing
Article Usage: A or An?
So many students don't seem to have a concrete plan for when to use the article a and when to use the article an. They are NOT interchangeable and learning…
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Article Usage: A or An?
Traditional Writing Skills for Modern Students?
In an article entitled “How to Teach Kids to Write Effectively,” Penelope Trunk questions how writing is taught today. She suggests that learning traditional writing skills is a waste of…
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Traditional Writing Skills for Modern Students?