Pedagogy : critical approaches to teaching literature, language, composition, and culture
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Durham, NC :
Duke University Press,
c2005-
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Mục lục:
- 2005, Vol. 5, Issue 2 (CA41/00197): Editors’ introduction: vision, excellence, and the values of being difficult
- Commentary: Myths and realities for today’s college professors; or, Et in arcadia ego
- Articles: Uncommon ground: narcissistic reading and material racism
- Taking whiteness personally: learning to teach testimonial reading and writing in the college literature classroom
- The reader’s apprentice: making critical cultural reading visible
- Calling off the hounds: technology and the visibility of plagriarism
- From the classroom: Reading students reading in the postcanonical age
- Grammar matters: A creative writer’s argument
- Our disconnect in training teachers
- Reviews: Persuasion and argument: coterminous?
- Getting a clue: Gerald graff and the life of the mind
- Getting real about failure in the classroom
- Finding connections, seeking reciprocity: toward an inclusive community of writing teachers
- Kindergarten to college and beyond
- Let me tell you about my perfect pair of shoes: Katie wood ray and the urban elementary writing classroom
- “Layers and Layers” of teaching writers’ workshop: a response to Katie wood ray’s the writing workshop
- An (Im) perfect match: Katie wood ray, English
- education scholarship, and the teaching of college composition
- Finding commonalities in a sea of difference: a rhetorician discovers new worlds of writing in Katie wood ray’s the writing workshop