Writing Pedagogies

A variety of small pieces of wood intersect at different angles to cover create a complex pattern. Similarly, this blog consists of small pieces taking different angles on our ideas.

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Come along as we explore Writing Pedagogies, historical to progressive. New posts arrive each week from late January through early May, 2023.

  • A Whole New World?

    kennebri

    Mind blowing threshold concepts? No, but let’s change our thinking and dive into four threshold concepts within the writing world.

  • Answers to [Some] Questions

    Ava Cam

    This blog post discusses what is “right” and “wrong” in teaching writing, and which experts, if there are any, decide on those guidelines.

  • Rejecting the Monster Sandwich Outline

    Ava Cam

    This blog post discusses my beginning-of-the-semester thoughts regarding how we teach writing and who is most suitable for teaching it.

  • Rhetorically Speaking…

    kennebri

    With the help of Sonja K. Foss, Karen A. Foss, and Robert Trapp’s Perspectives on the Study of Rhetoric, we deep dive into rhetoric.

  • Writing Now From a Gen Z POV

    Writing Now From a Gen Z POV

    Kailyn Kennedy

    In the post, you’ll learn how technology is enhancing writing and communication throughout the whole world. As technology advances, we grow too.

  • Kindness in the Classroom

    everetri

    Caroline Denial argues that kindness in the classroom is the best approach. Is that always possible or just a dream?Or based on the grade being taught

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