Writing Pedagogies

Author: prezioem

  • Compassionate Pedagogy

    When we physically enter a space, we enter with our hearts facing outwards and we should act like it especially in a classroom.

  • Autonomy over Digital Identity

    In this post, I cover the importance of autonomy of your digital identity and the differences in online classrooms to in-person classrooms.

  • Week 10: Progressive Pedagogy

    In this post I cover Freire, bell hooks, Watters, and Cormier. These readings made me think a lot about the current academic climate.

  • Writing Teachers are like Chameleons

    There are so many factors that go into teaching writing. Writing teachers are like chameleons that must be able to adjust to different situations.

  • First-Year Composition

    Writing instructors shouldn’t be responsible for teaching across multiple disciplines. Would an Intro to Writing Studies course be successful?

  • Know Your Philosophy

    The four philosophies of composition note that all of the philosophies are important, but it is also critical to know which one you subscribe to.

  • My Family Makes Up Words

    Are language and literacy one-size fits all? Language is one of the most prominent ways to build community. Certainly there is no one correct language.

  • Write, Revision, Repeat

    Revision is a critical part of any finished work. No one’s first draft is perfect. Why are we not taught to execute revision properly?

  • Identity and Authority

    A writer’s identity is compiled of various aspects of human existence. The theme of this week’s blog post is a writer’s identity and authority.

  • It’s All Connected

    Everything we read (or even watch and listen to) connects to another piece. In this blog, I cover my opinion on genre in conjunction to writing.