Tag: Education
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I Am Jack’s Hopeless Cause
If writing fails at its original intent, but is still considered to be acceptable, is it possible to create a class dedicated to real world writing
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Beyond First-Year Composition Disciplines
First-Year Composition Outlines are all the same. But that doesn’t have to be a bad things. The things learned beforehand are still important to relearn.
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National Standards
Student objectives for first year college composition writing and how postsecondary education writing is the framework for teaching writing.
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Rewriting: Words in Bloom
I reminisce on my old revisions and speak on how writing allows us to fully formulate our thoughts and how revisions focus our ideas.
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The sense of self in written perceptions
What is the self and how does our ‘self’ show up in writing? The self-idea of perceptions is the prime driving force in our prose.
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UNDERSTANDING THE GENRE FEATURES OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH: A CASE STUDY
Yi-Hury Guo`s Understanding the Genre Features of Qualitative Research: A Case Study discusses creating a case student for a graduate student.
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“Shaping Tools: Textbooks and the Development of Composition-Rhetoric”
Robert Conners’ “Shaping Tools: Textbook and the Development of Composition Rhetoric” discusses teaching writing and how it has evolved.
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Writing the Curriculum by the Block
Writing the Curriculum by the block acknowledges the differing realities of English-speakers while tackling the issues of setting up a working curriculum.
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Rhetoric (Can’t Raise the Dead)
Rhetoric as a concept is itself fluid, having a definition that has changed innumerable times over the course of history.