Blog series: Linguistic Diversity in Classrooms
- Writing Fluency of Linguistically Diverse Students
In my previous post, I shared the story of my children and me to illustrate the complex and multi-dimensional diversity underlying our ethnic identity that […] - Diversity, Super-Diversity, and Teaching with Writing
Diversity is not a buzzword anymore on Mason’s campus. It is the very keyword of our institutional identity. Recent data from Diversity, Equity and Inclusion […]
Video Series: WI Course Outcomes
by Esther Namubiru
May 1, 2023
This video helps faculty create authentic meaningful writing assignments using the WAC Writing-to-Communicate outcome.
March 10, 2023
In this video presentation, faculty will learn specific low-stakes writing activities to help their students use writing as a tool for learning.
Meet our WI Faculty!
Growth, role-playing or case-based assignment to foster professional growth
Ginny Blair and Kim Redelsheimer are committed to helping students grow. Each semester, they collaborate to revise the writing-intensive course in the Health Administration and Policy (HAP) program, HAP 465, “Professional Skills and Integration.” Their revisions help students reflect and connect their coursework with their future professional work.
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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.
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