The Arts of Language Podcast, with Institute for Excellence in Writing’s founder Andrew Pudewa, is a weekly podcast to support teachers of writing composition. Our goal is to equip teachers and teaching parents with methods and materials which will aid them in training their students to become confident and competent communicators and thinkers.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 378 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationCourses |
In this week’s episode, Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker are joined by Heidi Thomas and Joseph Tabenkin. Heidi is part of IEW's Product Development team. This past year she and her team have worked alongside Joseph, a product and software developer, to... more
It’s time for another Live Ask Andrew Anything episode! Join Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker as they answer questions from listeners. They were joined by Ashley from Joyful Noise Learning, who asked how to answer a child who asks, “Why do I have to le... more
In this episode, Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker discuss the goodness of memory. Andrew shares his experiences with memorization and some of the reasons behind his passion for it. They introduce a new tool that will help you furnish the mind with poet... more
In this episode Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker discuss the importance of learning the basic essay model even when many say it is outdated or formulaic. Learn how to take the basic essay model and expand it to a super-essay. Andrew even discusses the ... more
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Your show has been so encouraging and helpful for our family! We’re using your writing courses for our 3 kids and are very satisfied with their progress! Thank you and please keep it up!
I have learned so much listening to this podcast. Being a student of Mr Pudewa in SSS courses, I have found that I have learned most about not only writing, but debating, communicating, teaching, and even psychology from IEW. Thank you so much for how you have inspired and helped me over the years without even knowing me.
A pair of judgmental, and unsympathetic psychos
We have had such a wonderful experience learning and implementing IEW!
This podcast contains many helpful hints, especially for those using IEW. But even if you aren’t, it is encouraging for any literature lover.
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