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Table of Contents

Page history last edited by Lori Ostergaard 12 years ago

 

Why "Writing to Learn"?

An argument for implementing a "writing to learn" approach across the College of Arts and Sciences curriculum at Oakland University.

 

Critical Thinking

Suggestions for how to develop your students critical thinking abilities in the classroom.

 

Plagiarism Prevention

Resources for teaching students about academic integrity.

 

Peer Review

Sources and suggestions for using peer review to improve student writing and critical thinking.

 

Suggested Assignments

Suggestions for using low-risk, scaffolded, and scenario writing projects. This page includes a link to sample assignments.

 

Instructor Review

Suggestions for giving students constructive feedback on their texts without increasing your workload.

 

Workshops for Faculty

A menu of workshops available for departments who wish to adopt "writing to learn" approaches in their classes.

  

Resources for Students

A link to important resources for Oakland University students.

 

Bibliography

Sources on the effectiveness of "writing to learn" approaches in a variety of disciplines as well as professional position statements and resources to aid with the teaching of writing.

 

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