Classroom techniques for teaching creative writing
Abstract
Writing encourages students to be creative, use their imagination and
produce original ideas; it provides a wide variety of activities in the classroom
which, taught properly, can be very enjoyable and motivating. The article
examines various techniques which enable students to develop their writing
skills and language abilities. The focus is put on the methods which help
organise classes in such a way that they will serve the needs of students in the
most effective manner, enrich their language and creative competence.
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