Radical Departures: Composition and Progressive PedagogyAddresses the position of composition in the academy; the current political climate, with its calls for standardized testing and accountability; the uneasy relationships between faculty in English and English education departments; and the (lack of) cooperation between postsecondary compositionists and P-12 language arts teachers. |
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... along with reimagining postsecondary writing curricula , pedagogy - centered outreach projects hold our best hope for enacting a different kind of disciplinarity - one that reframes and reclaims pedagogical progressivism .
... along with reimagining postsecondary writing curricula , pedagogy - centered outreach projects hold our best hope for enacting a different kind of disciplinarity - one that reframes and reclaims pedagogical progressivism .
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CC ' scholarly , ” I hope that more readers will read the narratives for how they “ disrupt my arguments . . . talk back to my beliefs , their possibilities , their limitations ” ( Welch , Getting 179 ) . As I developed the intraludes ...
CC ' scholarly , ” I hope that more readers will read the narratives for how they “ disrupt my arguments . . . talk back to my beliefs , their possibilities , their limitations ” ( Welch , Getting 179 ) . As I developed the intraludes ...
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Who did they hope we would be ? ( And who are we , after all ? ) What did they make possible for us ? What did they make impossible ? And what will we do with what they - 3 - INTRALUDE ONE Intralude 1: On Doing History.
Who did they hope we would be ? ( And who are we , after all ? ) What did they make possible for us ? What did they make impossible ? And what will we do with what they - 3 - INTRALUDE ONE Intralude 1: On Doing History.
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Contents
Composition as a Progressive Enterprise | 10 |
The Conservative Restoration as Administrative | 40 |
Another Progressivism | 70 |
Copyright | |
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