This study demonstrates the impact asynchronous discussion boards had on cross-college preservice teachers writing and writing instruction understanding. Participants from two universities in writing methods courses participated in discussion boards to learn about writing instruction. Students in the groups not only asked higher-level depth of knowledge questions to each other, but they also began to focus their responses and comments about their future teaching and instructional practices. Students built a stronger community of writers than students in previous courses that read, responded, and replied to peers
Since writing ability has been found to be a key indicator of school success and successful particip...
A group of English education professors and secondary English education collaboratively planned a 3-...
To address teacher retention in rural and remote areas, universities have begun to offer Bachelor of...
This study demonstrates the impact asynchronous discussion boards had on cross-college preservice te...
If teacher educators are fortunate to be able to teach a writing methods class, they encounter chall...
Although the idea that “writing teachers must write” is pervasive, little is known about how teacher...
This study explores how writing instruction is taught to pre-service teachers across the US. Despite...
The purpose of this mixed-methods study was to explore preservice teachers’ perceptions of integrati...
This article discusses results of a descriptive study in which two university doctoral students obse...
This mixed-methods study examined the influences of a graduate writing methods course on the disposi...
Both teacher candidates (TCs) and practicing teachers are asked to engage in personal writing experi...
Researchers continue to examine strategies on delivering effective writing programs for students (Gr...
This article shares insights on utilizing small writing communities with a writing methods course. I...
Raising test score requirements will not improve writing skills of college students--it will only se...
This article describes an attempt to provide future teachers with an opportunity to practice evaluat...
Since writing ability has been found to be a key indicator of school success and successful particip...
A group of English education professors and secondary English education collaboratively planned a 3-...
To address teacher retention in rural and remote areas, universities have begun to offer Bachelor of...
This study demonstrates the impact asynchronous discussion boards had on cross-college preservice te...
If teacher educators are fortunate to be able to teach a writing methods class, they encounter chall...
Although the idea that “writing teachers must write” is pervasive, little is known about how teacher...
This study explores how writing instruction is taught to pre-service teachers across the US. Despite...
The purpose of this mixed-methods study was to explore preservice teachers’ perceptions of integrati...
This article discusses results of a descriptive study in which two university doctoral students obse...
This mixed-methods study examined the influences of a graduate writing methods course on the disposi...
Both teacher candidates (TCs) and practicing teachers are asked to engage in personal writing experi...
Researchers continue to examine strategies on delivering effective writing programs for students (Gr...
This article shares insights on utilizing small writing communities with a writing methods course. I...
Raising test score requirements will not improve writing skills of college students--it will only se...
This article describes an attempt to provide future teachers with an opportunity to practice evaluat...
Since writing ability has been found to be a key indicator of school success and successful particip...
A group of English education professors and secondary English education collaboratively planned a 3-...
To address teacher retention in rural and remote areas, universities have begun to offer Bachelor of...