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Download Full Text (2.7 MB)
Download Cover Pages (527 KB)
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Download Table of Contents (86 KB)
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Download A Reader's Guide to Using Writing to Teach (150 KB)
Download Preface: A Writing Narrative, A Learning Process (93 KB)
Download Chapter 1: Learning to Use Writing to Teach (286 KB)
Download Chapter 2: Writing as a Teaching Tool in Syllabus and Assignment Design (247 KB)
Download Chapter 3: Using Writing to Promote Critical Thinking (339 KB)
Download Chapter 4: Processes of Composing (381 KB)
Download Chapter 5: Content and Form (264 KB)
Download Chapter 6: Responding to Student Writing (307 KB)
Download Chapter 7: Evaluating Student Writing (264 KB)
Download Chapter 8: Promoting Academic Honesty in Writing (331 KB)
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Publication Date
2002
Disciplines
Rhetoric and Composition
Description
This text represents a year of research, dialogue, collaboration, and difference between teachers and scholars from at least nine disciplines at Syracuse University. The conversations and resources gathered here are intended to function as a practical and pedagogical tool for using writing in the university classroom. It is written in such a way that readers can use it as a linear text or as a sourcebook for specific questions, concerns, and teaching needs.
Recommended Citation
Banerjee, Payal; Bopp, Kara; Draeger, John; Hallock, Hilton; and Jacobi, Tobi, "Using Writing to Teach" (2002). Books. 15.
https://surface.syr.edu/books/15
Publisher
The Graduate School of Syracuse University
City
Syracuse
Additional Information
First five authors listed for complete list of authors see the article.
The full text has the entire content, and the individual files under it are chapters from the books.