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By Muriel Harris; revised by Carlos Hernandez.Contents:pt. 1. Strategies for teaching writing --pt. 2. Collaborative writing --pt. 3. ESL writers in the composition class --pt. 4. Reading and writing about literature: A primer for students --pt. 5. Workplace and public writing --pt. 6. Integrating computers into the writing classroom --pt. 7. The role of visual rhetoric in writing --pt. 8. Guide to special features --pt. 9. Special features.
This resource investigates the pedagogical challenges of teaching composition and provides a structured framework for integrating diverse writing strategies into the classroom. The authors, Jennifer L. Kunka and Muriel Harris, leverage their expertise in writing center administration and composition theory to offer practical guidance for educators. The text functions as a comprehensive manual, synthesizing instructional techniques with specific classroom applications to support both novice and experienced instructors.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a dense, specialist text intended for composition instructors and writing center staff seeking structured pedagogical support. The framing suggests a practical, modular approach that prioritizes actionable classroom techniques over abstract theory.
Page Count:
424
Publication Date:
2011-01-01
Publisher:
Prentice Hall
ISBN-10:
0205840434
ISBN-13:
9780205840434
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