IEW Writing teaches the Structure and Style method — students read a source text, extract keywords, then reconstruct the ideas in their own words, gradually adding stylistic elements as they progress. Founder Andrew Pudewa built the method on the idea that writers, like musicians, need models to imitate before they can create original work.
TWSS (Teaching Writing: Structure and Style) trains the parent in the method; Structure and Style for Students (SSS) delivers the same method directly to the student via video. Themed variants — including History-Based Writing Lessons, Bible Heroes, and Advanced U.S. History-Based Writing Lessons — apply the same core method to specific subject content.
Best for reluctant or unsure writers who benefit from a clear, repeatable formula, and for parents who want a proven system rather than building writing instruction from scratch.
TWSS trains you in the method before your student begins.
A repeatable formula removes the blank-page fear.
History, Bible, and science-themed courses apply the same method to different content.
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