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"Five strategies to improve writing in your courses"
By Mark A. McCutcheon 22 February 2014 @ 11:21am
http://www.universityaffairs.ca/five-strategies-to-improve-writing-in-your-courses.aspx
The short version:
- Identify the genre of the assignment;
- Let students know how you'll evaluate it;
- Structure in opportunities for revision;
- Assign low-stakes writing;
- Contact the writing centre
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