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Resources for Science Writing Teachers NASW Projects 2005 NASW Workshops Register to be a mentor Membership in NASW ScienceWriters NASW Home Contact the Mentoring Program Co-Chairs Contact the NASW Cybrarian Thinking of lobbying your local university to have a science journalism class? Are you signed up to teach such a class and don't have a clue what to do? NASW's Education Committee created this site as a resource for anyone who teaches a class on science journalism or a class on how the media covers science. Some of the material may be most helpful for teachers of graduate students in science journalism, but much of it can be used in a course for undergraduates who are simply taking an elective. NASW does not endorse the opinions or attest to the facts presented in the links below-the links are merely offered for potential use in teaching. A special thanks to John Travis and Glennda Chui for collecting the materials featured here. Have suggestions or additional links? E-mail mentor@nasw.org NASW also offers nasw-teach, a listserv for people who teach science writing. Sign up for nasw-teach.

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This page has been getting a ton of hits from the University of Central Florida lately. drop me a line. On Teaching Writing by Keith Snyder January, 2003 Blog More writings Discuss this article CLASSICAL SINGER about bad voice teachers. If bad Teachers of the arts, get the hell over yourselves. in addition to your primary responsibility as a teacher, not in lieu of it. Being important in an industry does not negate your primary responsibility as a teacher, which is to help the student improve. Students have fantasies, too. The primary fantasy is "You are the anointed one." Parasites. Paid parasites. You need to be more assertive; You I have suffered much, in ways you cannot imagine. One of her students stopped writing after a dose of abuse. "If we can talk you out of it," intones a certain chorus of writers and writing teachers, "then you didn’t have it in the first place. It’s a tough business, and if you’re going to quit over a little hard truth, so much the better for everyone involved." responsibility to consider that, not yours.

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Pedagogies in Virtual Spaces: Writing Classes in the MOO Sharon Cogdill: @go tuesday Leslie Harris: Using MOOs to Teach Composition and Literature Cynthia Haynes and Jan Rune Holmevik: Lingua Unlimited: Enhancing Pedagogical Reality with MOOs Claudine Keenan: Wading Through the MUD the Process of Becoming M** Literate Judith Kirkpatrick: TCC Online Conference Jane Lasarenko: So You Wanna MOO Avigail Oren: MOOing is More than Writing Features Karen McGrane Chauss: Reader as User: Applying Interface Design Techniques to the Web Lawrence J. Clark: Staying Human in the Digital Age: A Guided, Annotated Tour of One Person's Adventures Teaching and Writing in Cyberspace Douglas Eyman: Hypertext And/As Collaboration in the Computer-Facilitated Writing Classroom In Box Andrew Harnack and Gene Kleppinger: Beyond the MLA Handbook: Documenting Sources on the Internet Janice Walker: A response to Harnack and Kleppinger Pixelated Rhetorics Eric Crump: RhetNet: Wondering and Wandering and Cyberpublishing Amy Hanson and Elizabeth Pass: Pull Up a Chair Bill Hart-Davidson: Calling All Writing Teachers?

20. Review -- Preparing To Teach Writing In Preparing to Teach Writing, James Williams argues that “almost all writing In general, I think most writing teachers will agree with Williams’ basic http://jac.gsu.edu/jac/10.2/Reviews/8.htm

buy back issues add to the archive contact an editor home JAC 10.2 (1990) Reviews Preparing to Teach Writing , James D. Williams (Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 1989, 350 pages). Reviewed by Jeanette Harris, Texas Tech University In Preparing to Teach Writing, James Williams argues that “almost all writing is inherently argumentative.” Certainly, this book supports that assertion. Although the book is primarily a methods text, it is political as well as pedagogical, for it explicitly advocates “a social view of language” and a rigid if not radical workshop approach to the teaching of writing—an ap­proach that Williams terms pragmatic. As a result, the book is stimulating reading. I was thoroughly engaged and occasionally defensive as I read it. It is also informative. I found the chapters on grammar, stylistics, reading, and English as a Second Language especially strong. Furthermore, Williams writes well: his style is clear and direct, his voice personal and unpretentious. In general, this book is useful for anyone who wants to know about the work­shop approach to the teaching of writing. As a general methods text, however, the book has several limitations. Because the book is designed for both graduate and undergraduate students, one of its problems is with audience. Although Williams states that his intended audience is primarily “students pursuing a public school teaching credential,” he is clearly writing for college as well as public school teachers. Even though most of his examples are taken from or designed for elementary and secondary classrooms, the theories he addresses, the research he cites, and the methods he advocates are more appropriate, or certainly more feasible, for college teachers. For example, the chapter entitled “Assessing Writing” explains only two methods—holistic grading by the students themselves and portfolio grading which necessitates a group of instructors work­ing together. I doubt that many public school teachers would be free to practice either of these options.

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