As pupils learn to refine the meaning of their writing through
correction, discussion and redrafting, and to extend the forms and
styles they employ, teachers need to introduce them to the grammatical,
literary and other technical terms of language which they can use
in talking about their work.
The accompanying grid, which maps out content and learning and
teaching approaches, has the following strands: functional
writing; personal writing; imaginative writing; punctuation and
structure; spelling; handwriting and presentation; and
knowledge about language. Accounts of each of these strands,
developed as attainment targets, can be found in Section 2.
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