Our Class Blog
Come along as we explore Writing Pedagogies, historical to progressive. New posts arrive each week from late January through early May, 2023.
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A Degree in the Digital
As a new teacher, how can I judge the effectiveness of the technology that is used within the classroom? Is there a way to analyze this while teaching?
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Adapting to college pedagogical education
Adapting to college pedagogical education is a hard process when the lessons you have learned don’t help in applying the right principles.
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College Writing Course
After reading the College Writing articles by Beaufort, I believe there is no “one/right” way to teaching an introductory course for college writing.
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Learning doesn’t end
Teaching students skills that they will take with them for the rest of their academic careers or just their lives, in general, should be covered more.
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The Evolution of an Educator
Beaufort acknowledges changes she would have made if given the chance to revise her work. I question my own ability to question her content.
Categories
- About the Class (1)
- Disciplinary Origins (Week 1) (15)
- Historical Approaches (43)
- Beaufort (Week 9) (14)
- Downs & Wardle (Week 8) (13)
- Fulkerson & Berlin (Week 7) (14)
- National Standards (Week 6) (16)
- Progressive Pedagogies (41)
- Threshold Concepts (70)
- Authority & Experience (Week 4) (17)
- Genre (Week 3) (16)
- Knowledge & Expertise (Week 2) (15)
- Revision (Week 5) (17)
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