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Tag: tips

A Case for Creativity

December 2, 2021Lindsey Harding2021 Reflectionscreative writing, student interests, tips, undergrad experiences

by Lauren Copelan “Academic writing isn’t creative and creative writing isn’t academic.” Says who?  The learned dichotomy between creative and academic writing privileges one form of writing over the other. We are taught that there is a time and a place for both, but that college is the place for academic writing only (save a…

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Addressing Writing Anxiety in a Second Language Course

November 30, 2021Lindsey Harding2021 Reflectionsanxiety, second language, tips, undergrad experiences

by María González-Ferrer Next semester will be my first time teaching a writing-intensive course on Latin-American cinema. In this class, students will not only focus on reflecting in writing about the films and readings that we will see in class, but they will also have to do so in a second language. As a non-English…

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A few tips for inquiry-led conversation and feedback

November 5, 2021Lindsey Harding2021 Reflectionsfeedback, inquiry, teaching, tips

by Freddy Saia Unlike many of the WIP teaching assistants who have posted thus far this semester, I will not be TAing for a Writing Intensive Program class until Spring 2022. I have, though, been instructor of record for some number of Precalculus and Calculus I sections since Fall 2018 as part of my graduate…

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