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Why do so many students struggle to put their thoughts into writing?
In this episode of Education Insight, author and education journalist Natalie Wexler, co-author of The Writing Revolution 2.0, explains why strong writing begins at the sentence level, and why writing should be taught across every subject, not just English. We explore how writing strengthens learning and critical thinking, what students risk when they rely too heavily on AI, and why learning to communicate clearly in writing is a skill that lasts far beyond the classroom.
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