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I also have never heard of writing to learn. I cannot say that I recall learning about it in other classes, but I am looking forward to learning more about it.

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I personally have never heard of writing to learn. I can imagine what it means but it would be hard to determine the logistics. Maybe writing on a given topic? It would be hard if it was something like just copying down facts. Maybe adding to this facts with your own knowledge

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I have never heard of "writing to learn". Although I do know how beneficial things like "reading to learn" is so I am assuming that writing to learn will be just as beneficial of a concept to understand and apply

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I do not think that I have ever heard of the term "writing to learn". It sounds like something that could be very beneficial for students in their early to middle years of school. Maybe an example of "writing to learn" that I have done before, is creating a concept map of a certain subject before I read or learned anything about that subject.

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To be honest, I have not heard of writing to learn. I have heard of reading to learn. If I had to guess it is learning through writing. Possibly the editing process.

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I have never learned about writing to learn in past classes.  If we did talk about it, it was not extensive enough to where I remember the topic.

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Honestly, I do not recall hearing anything about writing to learn.

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I have not learned much about writing to learn. When I think of writing to learn, it makes me think that it is similar to reading to learn. I'm guessing that writing to learn is a higher stage of writing than learning to write. Writing to learn helps students build on their thoughts.

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I have not heard or remember anything about writing to learn. However, it makes me think of writing down information because it helps us to remember things longer. It could also mean writing what they know like a pre-assessment.

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I don't remember this from any other class, but this is something that I do! Taking notes has really helped me to retain information. When I was in middle school, my mom would make me do notecards or write out vocab terms to help me learn the content!

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I do not know anything about writing to learn. If we have spoken about it in previous classes I do not remember anything about it, but my best guess would be that it involves writing to learn something new!

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I have not heard anything about this topic that I can recall. However, from the title of it, I would assume it would consist of doing research on a topic in order to learn more about something!

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Personally, I have not heard of writing to learn prior to this class. Therefore, I do not remember learning anything about this topic; however, I am interested in discovering what it is!

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I remember trying to learn how write in cursive and being so bad at it. I cannot even write well normally so imagine what it would look like in cursive.

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I don't think I have every heard about writing to learn, or have even been taught about writing to learn.

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I really don't remember learning about writing to learn. I know that when I write things down, I remember them better. When studying for tests, I write out the important things.

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I really don't remember anything about this. Either in school or in my college classes.

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I haven't learned about this yet in any of my classes. It does sound like an interesting idea though!

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I am not sure what this is, but it sounds like students are learning through writing. I do not remember talking about it in classes.

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I do not recall learning about writing to learn. I do remember learning the basics of writing a solid paper. In my field experience I have observed my CTs emphasize writing and the value of it with their students.

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I do not remember ever specifically learning about writing to learn. I remember learning about writing and how to be a better writer. I am not sure what writing to learn is. Is that like taking notes?

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When I first read the question about what I know about writing to learn I sat for a little while to think if I had ever hear of it. It sounded familiar but I don't think I know what it is. It sounds like you are having children write what they know, what they feel, and what they see and then when you have them put their thoughts on paper, they are able to work out what they are feeling and thinking. It is a form of getting children to critically think.

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I do not recall learning about writing to learn. I assume that this is often used as a form of an exit slip where students will write down their thoughts and ideas, as well as what they have learned during that particular day. I think by doing this students may be able to have a better understanding of what they actually learned and this may also help them remember the material better.

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I honestly don't remember learning anything about writing to learn. When I think about writing to learn, I think of answering questions from the questions from the back of the book or answering questions your teacher has asked you. It could also mean students writing things they they just learned in their writing journal or things they found of interest.

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I don't remember learning about writing to learn. I know we have learned that it is important for students to write the important things they learn while reading. They should write down details but they shouldn't just copy all of what they read. Then they would be writing to learn k

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Never have I directly been taught about writing to learn. However, I feel like that is what we do all the time. Whenever we write essays or research papers, we are writing to learn more information or to demonstrate our learning. Writing is how I have learned best since I can remember. I have to write something or at least see it in writing so that I understand it.

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(I did not mean to post the other post that just says 'I do not remember.' For some reason it's not letting me edit the square...) I do not remember learning much about writing to learn, if anything. A few things that come to mind is to have students write things they want to know. I have also heard of students writing all that they know about a subject. That's about it!

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I do not remember

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I do not recall learning about writing to learn. I would guess that this means that students have a purpose to their writing besides purely just writing. Students could write about certain units that they are covering in different subjects. I am not really sure.

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Like everyone else, writing to learn sounds unfamiliar to me. I would guess its writing as you read, like taking notes, or asking questions as you read. It reminds me of one of my college literature classes in which my professor MADE us write comments in our novels. At first it was frustrating, but after a while it was like I was conversing with the author and it helped me not only pay more attention but it also made me think more deeply.

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I don't remember learning about writing to learn in any other classes. I think this would be a strategy used to get students to write for a purpose. Often times students write stories that don't have any significance or substance to them. Maybe writing to learn is a way to help students with that.

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The first thing I have ever really heard about writing to learn would be recently in my ISP field. I asked what they were talking about when they told the students to do "write to learn". For them, it is a program (I think online) that helps students will grammar and also helps them know if their writing is "strong" or "weak" on a scale of 0 - maybe 5. I am not sure if it goes to 5 but I was watching a little boy and his was 2 because he only had a paragraph. I am not sure what else there is to do about it, I just picked up on small little things. I would like to know the scale and how the program knows the scale. For example, if it is made by the teacher or the program or if it can be personalized for each student. I would like to know more. As far as learning about "writing to learn" in past classes, I can't really remember learning it any other time but if we had, it probably would have been in one of Prof. White's classes.

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I have heard of reading to learn but never writing to learn. It sounds like it might be like a KWL chart? For example, a student will write all he knows about the moon before the class learns about the moon, maybe?

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In the past, I have never heard of writing to learn. I do not know what it is, but it makes me think of a way to pre-assess students to see what they already know about a topic and what they are interested in learning. I am interested in learning more about it and how it can be used!

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I also don't remember learning about writing to learn in other classes. To me, it sounds like a strategy to get students writing, making educated guesses about subjects, and writing to gain experience in writing and articulating thought.

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I don't recall directly covering this in any other class. My best educated guess would be that writing to learn is a strategy used to make sure students know what they are learning and can articulate their thoughts about their learning.