Writing Across the Curriculum
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WAC encourages courses throughout the college to incorporate formal and informal writing into the course practices and requirements.
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Recent Posts
The Challenges and Rewards of Revision
When it comes to writing intensive courses, oftentimes, students are not excited to write in the […] See MoreThe Challenges and Rewards of Revision
Storytelling : an engaging and reflective practise for students of all fields
Writing-Intensive classes have the advantage of enabling learners to use writing as a […] See MoreStorytelling : an engaging and reflective practise for students of all fields
Reflecting on my over 19 years of teaching, I realized that over time I have relaxed my […] See MoreRe-thinking Writing
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Comment on "Expressive Prose and Freire’s Problem-Posing Education"
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