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Teaching English in the Two-Year College - Volume 49, Issue 1, 2021
Volume 49, Issue 1, 2021
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Feature: Lexical Analysis of Reflection Texts in First-Year Composition
Author(s): Miriam MooreLexical analysis with concordancing software offers faculty a simple tool for analyzing reflective texts in first-year composition courses.
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Feature: What are we doing with this?”: How High School Students’ Lived and Experienced Curricula Prepare Them for College
Author(s): Amy D. WilliamsBased on an IRB-approved study, this article shows how understanding students’ lived and experienced curriculum can help first-year-writing teachers support the high-school-to-college transition.
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Feature: Seeking Teacher-Scholar-Activists: A Thematic Analysis of Postsecondary Literacy Practitioner Professional Identity in Practice
Author(s): Emily K. Suh and Sam OwensThis article is the first of a two-part thematic analysis of interviews reporting on the professional identity enactment of developmental literacy practitioners; we argue for intentional, explicit inclusion of developmental literacy disciplinary perspectives as essential for further expanding the two-year college English community of practice.
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Instructional Note: Forging High-Impact, Low-Bandwidth Connections with WAGs
Author(s): Sherrin FrancesUsing weekly Writing Accountability Groups in intro-level writing courses provides benefits for both instructors and students without taking up synchronous class time.
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