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E-raamat: Teaching With Student Texts: Essays Toward an Informed Practice

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Harris, Miles and Paine ask:  What happens when the texts that students write become the focus of a writing course? In response, a distinguished group of scholar/teachers suggests that teaching with students texts is not simply a classroom technique, but a way of working with writing that defines composition as a field.

In Teaching with Student Texts, authors discuss ways of revaluing student writing as intellectual work, of circulating student texts in the classroom and beyond, and of changing our classroom practices by bringing student writings to the table. Together, these essays articulate a variety of ways that student texts can take a central place in classroom work and can, in the process, redefine the ways our field talks about writing.

Acknowledgments ix
Introduction 1(8)
Joseph Harris
John D. Miles
Charles Paine
ONE VALUING STUDENT TEXTS
1 Re-Valuing Student Writing
9(15)
Bruce Horner
2 Revealing Our Values: Reading Student Texts with Colleagues in High School and College
24(11)
Nicole B. Wallack
3 "What Do We Want in This Paper?" Generating Criteria Collectively
35(11)
Chris M. Anson
Matthew Davis
Domenica Vilhotti
4 Teaching the Rhetoric of Writing Assessment
46(14)
Asao B. Inoue
TWO CIRCULATING STUDENT TEXTS
5 Ethics, Student Writers, and the Use of Student Texts to Teach
60(18)
Paul V. Anderson
Heidi A. McKee
6 Reframing Student Writing in Writing Studies Composition Classes
78(10)
Patrick Bruch
Thomas Reynolds
7 Students Write to Students about Writing
88(8)
Laurie McMillan
8 The Low-Stakes, Risk-Friendly Message-Board Text
96(12)
Scott Warnock
9 Product as Process: Teaching Publication to Students
108(10)
Karen McDonnell
Kevin Jefferson
10 Students' Texts beyond the Classroom: Young Scholars in Writing's Challenges to College Writing Instruction
118(11)
Doug Downs
Heidi Estrem
Susan Thomas
11 The Figure of the Student in Composition Textbooks
129(16)
Mariolina Rizzi Salvatori
Patricia Donahue
THREE CHANGING CLASSROOM PRACTICES
12 Workshop and Seminar
145(9)
Joseph Harris
13 What Do We Talk about When We Talk about Workshops? Charting the First Five Weeks of a First-Year Writing Course
154(9)
Maggie Debelius
14 Texts to Be Worked on and Worked with: Encouraging Students to See Their Writing as Theoretical
163(8)
Chris Warnick
15 Writing to Learn, Reading to Teach: Student Texts in the Pedagogy Seminar
171(10)
Margaret J. Marshall
16 The Writer/Text Connection: Understanding Writers' Relationships to their Writing
181(9)
Muriel Harris
17 Learning from Coauthoring: Composing Texts Together in the Composition Classroom
190(10)
Michele Eodice
Kami Day
18 Inquiry, Collaboration, and Reflection in the Student (Text)-Centered Multimodal Writing Course
200(10)
Scott L. Rogers
Ryan Trauman
Julia E. Kiernan
19 Workshopping to Practice Scientific Terms
210(10)
Anne Ellen Geller
Frank R. Cantelmo
20 Bringing Outside Texts in and Inside Texts Out
220(9)
Jane Mathison Fife
21 Embracing Uncertainty: The Kairos of Teaching with Student Texts
229(14)
Rolf Norgaard
Afterword: Notes toward an Informed Practice 243(13)
Charles Paine
John D. Miles
References 256(8)
Index 264(4)
Contributors 268