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Community College English
Teaching writing and literature in the two-year college
Tuesday, March 15, 2005
At Community College English, we invite faculty from all higher education institutions to discuss the theory and practice of teaching writing and literature at the two-year college. Topics may include--but are by no means limited to--classroom pedagogy, current trends, technology, and workplace/workload issues. All voices are welcome.
To become a contributing blogger or to suggest a link, e-mail me.
Essential Links
- Arts & Letters Daily
- Bartleby.com
- Chronicle of Higher Ed
- MLA
- NCTE
- The Two-Year College Teacher-Scholar
Journals
- Basic Writing e-Journal
- College Composition and Communication
- Computers and Composition
- Inventio
- Kairos
- Lore: An E-Journal for Teachers of Writing
- Teaching English in the Two-Year College
- The Writing Instructor
- Writing on the Edge
Writing Centers and Programs
- The Writing Center at Colorado State
- OWL at Purdue University
- MIT Writing Center
- The Writing Program at Syracuse
- Wooster Online Writing Center
Blogs
- Friends of Writing Center Journal
- Composition Mountain West
- Composition Southeast
- Culture Cat
- Kairosnews
- palimpsest
- Rhetoric and Democracy
- Steven D. Krause's Official Blog
- Teaching Writing in an Online World
- vitia
- A Writing Teacher's Blog
- Yellow Dog
- You Got Style
- Esperanza
- Dr. Gerald's Blog
- Revisionspiral
- A Delicate Boy
- Eastern Maine Community College
Previous Posts
- What's the secret to doing it all?
- From Australia
- The Blogging Difference
- Why I Can't Go to San Francisco
- Some Thoughts on Plagiarism
- The Play's the Thing
- A guerilla grammar mini-lesson
- One Helpful Portfolio Cover
- I'd Like a Little Ketchup for My Crow, Please
- The Silly (Portfolio) Season
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