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Harty, Kevin J. – Teaching English in the Two-Year College, 1985
Explains why instructors need to make report writing an integral part of courses in business and technical writing. Discusses the advantage of group projects on campus-related issues. (EL)
Descriptors: Course Content, Education Work Relationship, Research Papers (Students), Student Research
Davenport, Ann – Australian Journal of Reading, 1984
Describes the power of adult writing groups to stimulate learning and encourage language development, personal development, and writing skill development. (CRH)
Descriptors: Adults, Individual Development, Language Acquisition, Nontraditional Students
Sharplin, Wanda S., And Others – Technical Writing Teacher, 1986
Reports on a survey of business managers indicating (1) that managers consider skills in written and oral communication important to career success and employee job performance and (2) dissatisfaction with employees' ability to communicate effectively. Suggests aligning at least some writing assignments more closely with job-related writing tasks.…
Descriptors: Administrators, Education Work Relationship, Employer Attitudes, Higher Education
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Smolko, Nona K. – English Journal, 1986
Describes a creative writing and reading class assignment in which each student was required to make a 20-minute presentation as a catalyst for student writing (such as a poem, song, object, or picture). (EL)
Descriptors: Class Activities, Creative Writing, English Instruction, Learning Activities
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Dowling, H. F., Jr. – College Composition and Communication, 1985
Describes the emphasis on creativity in expository writing in a college composition class. Outlines four traits of creativity promoted and encouraged in student nonfiction writing and writing assignments for that purpose. Includes samples of students' creative nonfiction. (HTH)
Descriptors: College English, Creativity, Expository Writing, Higher Education
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Stempien, Margaret; Borasi, Raffaella – For the Learning of Mathematics, 1985
Discusses students' writing in mathematics, focusing on (1) creating stories; (2) writing mathematical essays; (3) expressing feelings and beliefs about mathematics through diaries and anecdotes; and (4) the use of dialogs. The strategies considered have been used at the high school and remedial college levels. (JN)
Descriptors: College Mathematics, Content Area Writing, High Schools, Higher Education
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Burton, Grace M. – Arithmetic Teacher, 1985
Discusses writing strategies that can be used in mathematics classes, including: (1) free writing; (2) writing in journals; (3) in-class writing; and (4) term papers. A checklist for evaluating student's writing is included and a rating scale for central idea, organization, development, style, and technical control is given. (JN)
Descriptors: Content Area Writing, Elementary Education, Elementary School Mathematics, Evaluation Criteria
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Sovik, Nils – Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research, 1984
An experiment designed as a combined laboratory and classroom study was done with 12 male Norwegian third graders with dysgraphic problems. The remedial program was based on cybernetic principles and individualized. Results favored the experimental program but were only significant with regard to accuracy scores; speed writing exercises were not…
Descriptors: Cybernetics, Dysgraphia, Elementary Education, Feedback
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Tritt, Michael – English Quarterly, 1984
Discusses the benefits to be derived from full collaboration in the writing process. Suggests that students learn from sharing their abilities and difficulties and gain emotional and technical support from working with their peers. This is particularly helpful for those students who lack confidence in their writing. (RBW)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Collaborative Writing, Peer Groups, Peer Influence
Gilsdorf, Jeanette W. – ABCA Bulletin, 1983
Describes a business communications class assignment to complete an annotated bibliography on high technology communication and its objectives. Includes questions discussed by the class on the due date of the assignment. (HTH)
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Assignments, Business Communication, Business Education
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Sedgwick, Ellery – Exercise Exchange, 1984
Describes a writing assignment to help students develop the capacity to anticipate and deal with the counter arguments of a skeptical reading audience, in which classmates offer rebuttals to student position papers. A sample peer review form is included. (HTH)
Descriptors: Critical Reading, Higher Education, Peer Evaluation, Persuasive Discourse
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Campbell, Gracemarie – English Journal, 1984
Suggests that learning to write should be mastered before a research paper is ever assigned. Presents exercises developing student skill in using source materials to express their own ideas. (MM)
Descriptors: Content Area Writing, Prewriting, Reading Materials, Secondary Education
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Oates, William R. – Journalism Educator, 1984
Describes the use of computer based exercises for copy editing and tutorial dialog for lead writing instruction. (HOD)
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Course Descriptions, Editing, Higher Education
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Gold, Yvonne – Reading Improvement, 1983
Describes a teaching unit, "Writing Detective Stories," that stimulates students to want to read and to discover what they want to say and write. Offers suggestions for use by teachers in guiding students through the process of writing. Lists detective stories that children enjoy. (FL)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Literature, Motivation Techniques, Oral Reading
Segerman-Peck, Lily M. – Audio-Visual Language Journal, 1976
Rather than learning just a series of responses to drills, a student can learn "real" French by using L2-L2 (second language) precis work in the language laboratory. The student listens to a previously unheard text and then reproduces it in a shortened form. (CFM)
Descriptors: Audiolingual Methods, French, Higher Education, Language Instruction
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