Blog series: Linguistic Diversity in Classrooms
- Diversity, Super-Diversity, and Teaching with Writing
Diversity in numbers at Mason Diversity is not a buzzword anymore on Mason’s campus. It is the very keyword of our institutional identity. Recent data […]
Video Tutorials: WI Course Outcomes
by Esther Namubiru
What grounds the way we teach writing at Mason? WAC explains in “Foundations of Teaching with Writing Across the Curriculum.” Anyone who is teaching a writing-intensive course or who has a course with a lot of writing would benefit from watching this. In the video, WAC shares 3 ways you can teach about writing to enhance your students’ learning.
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A vital culture of writing depends on the contributions of many perspectives and voices. We invite you to contribute to our campus conversation about writing instruction, student writers, and our campus communities of writers. Our goal is to create conversation, share practices and observations, and to provide support for faculty writing instructors from the many different classrooms on campus.
Faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates from any department, program, or unit may contribute posts. We also welcome guest bloggers from other campuses. Please send us your stories to wac@gmu.edu.