Project: Writing Across the Curriculum

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Writing Across the Curriculum
This Project is OPEN.
Departments
Accounting, Art & Design, Biology & Environmental Science, Chemistry & Chemical Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Communication, Film & Media Studies, Criminal Justice, Dental Hygiene, Economics and Business Analytics, Electrical & Computer Engineering and Computer Science, Engineering and Applied Science Education, English, Finance, Fire Sciences and Professional Studies, Forensic Science, Health Sciences, Healthcare Administration, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Human Nutrition, Humanities and Social Sciences, Management, Marketing & Quantitative Analysis, Mathematics and Physics, Mechanical & Industrial Engineering, National Security Studies, Nutrition and Dietetics, Paramedicine, Performing Arts, Pre-Health Professions, Psychology, Public Administration, Sport Management
Project Contact
Devon Moore
Category
Coursework, Faculty, Resource
Description

A Writing Intensive (W) course is a class taught by a faculty member in his or her own discipline in which writing is considered a central mode of learning and evaluating student performance.

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Welcome to Writing Across the Curriculum

Writing-Intensive (W) Courses: Overview A Writing-Intensive (W) course is a class taught by a […] See MoreWelcome to Writing Across the Curriculum

Designing Writing Assignments That Work

Designing an effective writing assignment can be an important skill because an effective […] See MoreDesigning Writing Assignments That Work

Managing the Grading Load

One of the major requirements of W courses is that instructors provide feedback on students’ w […] See MoreManaging the Grading Load

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Comment on: Best Practice for Revision

[…] Peer review (in class or for homework) – See Best Practice for Revision for strategies. […] See MoreComment on: Best Practice for Revision

Comment on: Writing as a Process

[…] In addition to employing Writing to Learn, teaching students to approach their writing […] See MoreComment on: Writing as a Process

Comment on: Responding to Student Writing & Grading Writing

What I like to do is have one-on-one conferences to discuss drafts in lieu of the students […] See MoreComment on: Responding to Student Writing & Grading Writing

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