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A Request from Virginia Crank, English, UW-La Crosse:
For my new class this fall, Eng 433: Introduction to Teaching Writing, I'd like each student to spend 10-15 hours during the semester working with/for a writing teacher. I'd like each of these students to observe writing classes or help with assignments or check journals or make copies or monitor peer groups or tutor students or perform any little tasks that will make the writing teacher's l… Continue
Created by Bryan Kopp Aug 13, 2009 at 2:43pm. Last updated by Bryan Kopp Aug 13.
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Q: Do you use rubrics to evaluate writing in your classes?
Many instructors use rubrics (see sample) to clarify their expectations to students, save time when responding to writing, and improve consistency when grading (read more about why to use rubrics)....
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