Jan 11, 2019 9 min

Teaching writing today

from Teaching Writing: Ideas and Strategies Hosted by Roger Graves

I taught my first writing class 38 years ago. What advice would I have given myself then based on what I know now? In this episode, I begin to explore that idea, examining audience, peer response, and grading rubrics as some of the first things that come to mind.

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