The Allyn & Bacon Sourcebook for College Writing Teachers

by James C. MacDonald James C. McDonald

Designed for college writing teachers who are faced with teaching composition for the first time or re-examining their teaching goals and methods, The Allyn & Bacon Sourcebook for College Writing Teachers is a collection of writings on important theories and pedagogies in composition studies. The selections discuss a range of theories and approaches to teaching writing and present readers with a number of options for instruction rather than a single way to teach. Written by some of today's foremost scholars and teachers, the articles range from discussing how to integrate critical thinking and reading into writing instruction to methods for responding to and evaluating student writing to dealing with grammar and editing. For those who teach writing.

912 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[MerryMeerkat]

Star Rating Art: 4 Stars
Star Rating Story: 4 Stars

Self Purchase.

First Impression: Seems as good as the first volume so far.

Plot/Storyline: So hard to describe, but really good.

Art/Colors: Can���t get over how the faces look all squished (see my review of Volume 1)

I seem to be picking horror type stuff this week to read. Interesting. Seriously, this is getting weird, weird but cool. There is a character, in Provincetown (Squeeeel, I LOVE that town!!) who I swear, had to be based off of Jack Nicholson. He looks just like him. It���s kinda hard to think that he���s gay (character, not Nicholson). Anyway, I am a little confused still as to what is going on, but I am enjoying it, so it���s worth a read if you think you���d like it. Mystery and a little horror mixed it.

Quotes: ��� Didn���t you once say I was the dumbest smart guy you knew?���