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This article narrates how one assignment, the writer’s notebook, evolved when a writing methods course shifted online in response to COVID-19. In offering their early observations and selected reflections from course colleagues on the use of the notebooks, the authors emphasize the power of writing and echo the necessity of authentic writing assignments, especially when the commitment to these always-important values is disrupted
The message of what constitutes good writing instruction, though promulgated for decades, has not al...
First-year undergraduate composition is often dominated by pedagogical practices that focus on persu...
Translating Writing Tasks into a Language Students Understand: Leveraging the Power of Low-Stakes Wr...
This article narrates how one assignment, the writer’s notebook, evolved when a writing methods cour...
This article narrates how one assignment, the writer’s notebook, evolved when a writing methods cour...
This article narrates how one assignment, the writer’s notebook, evolved when a writing methods cour...
This article offers a framework by which writing teacher educators can offer secondary preservice te...
This is a narrative piece for the special edition, Writing Teacher Education in Extraordinary Times....
Writing and teaching writing during the early parts of the Covid-19 pandemic presented a number of c...
As the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to close in the spring of 2020, teacher consultants from a l...
The message of what constitutes good writing instruction, though promulgated for decades, has not al...
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought with it devastating and potentially long-lasting impacts to the wo...
Notes on the process of creating the unique cover designs for the special issue of Teaching/Writing:...
In this article, two university-level writing teacher educators describe their experiences in the Sp...
This article provides a cross-case analysis of three teachers who participated in a two-week profess...
The message of what constitutes good writing instruction, though promulgated for decades, has not al...
First-year undergraduate composition is often dominated by pedagogical practices that focus on persu...
Translating Writing Tasks into a Language Students Understand: Leveraging the Power of Low-Stakes Wr...
This article narrates how one assignment, the writer’s notebook, evolved when a writing methods cour...
This article narrates how one assignment, the writer’s notebook, evolved when a writing methods cour...
This article narrates how one assignment, the writer’s notebook, evolved when a writing methods cour...
This article offers a framework by which writing teacher educators can offer secondary preservice te...
This is a narrative piece for the special edition, Writing Teacher Education in Extraordinary Times....
Writing and teaching writing during the early parts of the Covid-19 pandemic presented a number of c...
As the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to close in the spring of 2020, teacher consultants from a l...
The message of what constitutes good writing instruction, though promulgated for decades, has not al...
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought with it devastating and potentially long-lasting impacts to the wo...
Notes on the process of creating the unique cover designs for the special issue of Teaching/Writing:...
In this article, two university-level writing teacher educators describe their experiences in the Sp...
This article provides a cross-case analysis of three teachers who participated in a two-week profess...
The message of what constitutes good writing instruction, though promulgated for decades, has not al...
First-year undergraduate composition is often dominated by pedagogical practices that focus on persu...
Translating Writing Tasks into a Language Students Understand: Leveraging the Power of Low-Stakes Wr...
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