Developing a habit to write good essays and dissertations can bring lots of accolades from faculty to any student. Does that mean each of the children can be expected to do it with similar success? Itâ€â„¢s a bit too much to ask for student who are already putting in so much effort in their study life.

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I have no idea what the gobbledegook letters mean, but here are some websites that may help you re teaching children and teenagers how to write good essays.

http://www.angelfire.com/wi/writingprocess/

http://www.kimskorner4teachertalk.com/writing/menu.html

http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1530903

Needless to say, not every individual has the same level of success as all others.
My experience with younger students, to teach them to write is to first teach them to tell stories. Experience in developing cohesive stories, with enhaning descriptive tales, puts them into the mode of development of ideas. once this is mastered, they can now put ideas on paper, and developing ideas with some expertise.

Reading is a cofactor in developing storytellnig and writing, so develope a zest for reading, and then telling others about what they read.