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The Case for Acceleration in Developmental English and Math - 0 views

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GSCC developmental_education basic_skills English math

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    On Faculty Inquiry Network. This page links to an article written by Katie Hern and Myra Snell for RP Group's statewide newsletter, Perspectives. The article, Exponential Attrition and the Promise of Acceleration, June 2010, argues that attrition can be guaranteed in long developmental sequences and presents evidence that one semester, open-access courses are a way to increase student completion rates in college-level English and math.
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Flipping the switch: code-switching from text speak to Standard English - 0 views

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journal_article pdf writing teaching choice_events code_switching GSCC

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    By Kristen Hawley Turner. English Journal, vol 98 (5), 2009, pp. 60-65. Rather than looking at African-American English (as many of our other code_switching resources do), Turner looks at how texting has affected students' writing and how teachers can employ code-switching to help.
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Teaching standard English in urban classrooms - 0 views

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video writing teaching choice_events code_switching GSCC wheeler

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    From Forum Network of PBS and NPR. This forum features Rebecca Wheeler, Catherine Snow, Rachel Swords, and Ronald Ferguson discussing how to "build on students' existing knowledge of everyday English." (1 hr 16 mins).
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How to Teach English to At-Risk College Students - 0 views

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news_article GSCC developmental_education teaching

shared by KPI_Library Bookmarks on 15 Mar 11 - No Cached
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    By Melissa E. Lee, from the Do Your Job Better column of The Chronicle of Higher Education, March 13 2011. Lee, an adjunct English instructor at the State University of New York at Canton, offers suggestions to support students who she describes as "at-risk." Her three over-arching ideas are: provide structure in the classroom, show the connection between classroom learning and the real world, and make your students accountable.
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    Lee's ideas call to mind such GSCC themes as scaffolding, contextualization, caring, college transition, structure, self-efficacy. There are interesting comments, as well.
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Making the journey : being and becoming a teacher of English language arts - 2 views

www.worldcat.org/...65978489

GSCC English teaching book questioning_circles

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    By Leila Christenbury (2006), Third Edition, Boynton-Cook/Heinemann, Portsmouth.
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    R.A. requested article from this book on Questioning Circles.
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Save The Words - 0 views

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English language vocabulary GSCC coffeeklatch

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    A website, developed by the makers of the Oxford English Dictionary, devoted to saving words that are rarely used and therefore risk losing a place in the dictionary.
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"My goldfish name is Scaley": there's nothing to correct / codeswitch to teach standard... - 0 views

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writing teaching pdf journal_article choice_events code_switching GSCC wheeler

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    By Rebecca Wheeler, published in Doubletake/Points of Entry, spring 2006. Looks at how to use the idea of "codeswitch" to differentiate between formal (standard) and informal English, rather than teaching students that their (informal) language is "wrong." With bibliography.
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Code-switching: teaching standard English in urban classrooms - 0 views

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jam1 teaching_forum literacy book GSCC code_switching wheeler

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    By Rebecca S. Wheeler, Rachel Swords. This is a marketing blurb describing the text, available for sale through National Council of Teachers of English. 2006. Sample chapter and table of contents available as PDF.
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Grammar, Grammars, and the Teaching of Grammar - 0 views

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teaching english grammar coffeeklatch GSCC

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    By Patrick Hartwell, in College English, vol 47 (2), Feb 1985, pp. 105-127.
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    This article, recommended by RO in the Coffee Klatch, in a discussion about the most effective ways of teaching grammar.
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Weaver, Constance - 0 views

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teaching english grammar coffeeklatch GSCC

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    Dr. Constance (Connie) Weaver is a professor of English at Western Michigan University. In the coffeeklatch, she was attributed with popularizing the idea, "grammar needs to be taught in context." Librarians have not verified the quote or determined from which book it might have been taken.
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What is "college-level" writing? - 0 views

www.worldcat.org/...70291962&referer=brief_results

GSCC coffeeklatch english teaching book

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    Edited by Patrick Sullivan and Howard B. Tinberg, published by the National Council of Teachers of English, 2006.
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    JEC recommends a shared definition of basic writing, and that this book might help to start that discussion.
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When Capable Students Fail: The Academic Sustainability Gap - 0 views

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developmental_education English pedagogy_matters

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    Results from a classroom research project focused on why author Katie Hern had only a 55% pass rate in three sections of her developmental English course.
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Developing an Outline - 0 views

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GSCC owl writing resources English pf_artifact

shared by KPI_Library Bookmarks on 09 May 12 - No Cached
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    Part of Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL), this document helps guide students through the process of developing an outline.
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    LH used this guide with her students, week 9, semester 4.
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Narrative Essay - 0 views

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GSCC owl writing resources English narrative pf_artifact

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    Part of the OWL site, within the multi-part Essay Writing section. Contributors Jack Baker and Allen Brizee; last edited 3/23/11.
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    TS used this resource in her classroom description, week 6, semester 3.
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A troubleshooting guide for writers : strategies and process - 0 views

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    By Barbara Fine Clouse; published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 2010 (6th edition).
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    DS recommends this book to help developmental English students dispel the myth that they are bad writers and will always be bad writers.
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Statement on Class Size and Teacher Workload: College - 0 views

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comity_club GSCC policy

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    A guideline statement published by National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE), 1987. From the statement: "Faculty members must be given adequate time to fulfill their responsibility to their students, their departments, their institutions, their profession, the larger community, and to themselves. Without that time, they cannot teach effectively."
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    This came up in a ped circle discussion, late in the semester, regarding workoad and how the demands of college employment tend to get in the way of the reflection, collaborative work, and intellectual development of individual instructors.
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The Tutoring and Learning Center at Sinclair Community College - 0 views

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    This student resource provides professional tutoring in the subject areas of English grammar and writing, reading text marking and note taking strategies, and basic math.
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Facts on the teaching of grammar - 0 views

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GSCC avatar_2D writing grammar

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    By Constance Weaver, prepared for the Michigan English Language Arts Framework project, 1995. In C. Weaver, L. Gillmeister-Krause, & G. Vento-Zogby, Creating Support for Effective Literacy Education (Heinemann, 1996). May be copied.
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    The thread (Editing, GULP!) referenced the work of Braddock and Hillocks on grammar. This factsheet nicely summarizes their arguments, as well as others who have followed a similar path.
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The Development of Writing Abilities (11-18). - 0 views

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GSCC comity_club writing literacy britton

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    By Britton, James, and others, published by the National Council of Teachers of English, 1975. This is considered Britton's landmark work. In it, according to the abstract, he looks at over 2000 samples of writing done by 11-18 year olds.
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Community College of Baltimore County's accelerated learning program - 1 views

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CCRC acceleration ALP CCBC research paper

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    Overview of the study being conducted by the Community College Research Center (CCRC) at Teachers College, Columbia University. "In this study, CCRC will conduct multivariate analyses of the effects of participating in ALP on student pass rates in English 101 as well as on other measures, including rates of persistence and passing college-level courses in subjects other than English."
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