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Davila, Bethany; Elder, Cristyn L. – Composition Studies, 2017
In the course overview, the authors state that this course prepares those who enroll to teach Stretch and Studio Composition at the University of New Mexico by introducing relevant theory and pedagogy in the areas of basic writing, multilingual writing, metacognition, and reading instruction. While the English 537: Teaching Composition Practicum…
Descriptors: Writing Teachers, Writing Instruction, Teaching Methods, Writing (Composition)
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Adkins, Tabetha; Meyer, Connie – Composition Studies, 2014
The course described here was designed especially for students enrolled in a collaborative program between Texas A&M University-Commerce and Konkuk University in South Korea. This course was created specifically for students who did not earn a qualifying score on a standardized placement exam required of all first-year students for enrollment…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Partnerships in Education, Cooperative Programs, Universities
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McCorkle, Ben – Composition Studies, 2010
English 109.02 is the second of a three-course basic writing track available to all students at The Ohio State University, Ohio's largest public university and flagship institution, which in total serves approximately 45,000 undergraduate students across all campuses. While the Columbus campus places students into the course based on a preliminary…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Undergraduate Students, Basic Writing, Course Descriptions
Gray-Rosendale, Laura; Baca, Kathleen; Meyers, Alan; Uehling, Karen; Adler-Kassner, Linda; Harrington, Susanmarie; Reynolds, Tom – Composition Studies, 2001
Presents a conversation that is designed to get at the differences in definitions of basic writing across institutional boundaries, divergences in placement procedures and assessment mechanisms, and problems theoretical work has had historically in tackling the issues of central importance to educators and their students. Concludes with…
Descriptors: Basic Writing, Futures (of Society), Higher Education, Secondary Education
Spigelman, Candace – Composition Studies, 2001
Notes that writing instructors want to resist authoritarian classroom arrangements because they want students to be active in their education and in their lives. Describes efforts to develop a "new model of authority, a new space," using peer group leaders, advanced standing students who facilitated writing groups in a first-year basic writing…
Descriptors: Basic Writing, Classroom Environment, Cooperation, Freshman Composition