Identifying Natural Sources of Resistance: A Case Study of Implementing Writing across the Curriculum.
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- 1986-02-01
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- 34
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Keywords
Curriculum, Resistance (ecology), Insider, Meaning (existential), Natural (archaeology)
References
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- The Hidden World of Teaching: Implications of Research on Teacher Planning. Research Series No. 77.
- The Educational Imagination
- The Meaning of Educational Change
- The Web of Meaning
- Writing as a Mode of Learning
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- Teachers Reading/Readers Teaching: Five Teachers’ Personal Approaches to Literature and Their Teaching of Literatur
- Converting a Biology Course into a Writing-Intensive Capstone Course: Using Collaboration between a Professor and Graduate Teaching Assistant
- Reconsidering Faculty Resistance to Writing Reform.
- Supporting Possible Worlds: Transforming Literature Teaching and Learning through Conversations in the Narrative Mode
- Writing About and Learning from History Texts: The Effects of Task and Academic Ability
- What We Talk about When We Talk about School Reform
- Network Support for Writing Across the Curriculum: Developing an Online Writing Center
- School and University Articulation: Different Contexts for Writing Across the Curriculum.
- Portfolio Expectations: Possibilities and Limits.
- Introducing a Student‐centered Model of Writing Instruction Within a Centralized Educational System: an Israeli case study
- Teachers' conceptions of second language writing instruction: Five case studies
- Effects of the Showcase Writing Portfolio Process on First Graders' Writing
- The Impact of Criterion Writing Evaluation Technology on Criminal Justice Student Writing Skills
- The Unavoidable Intervention of Educational Research: A Framework for Reconsidering Researcher-Practitioner Cooperation
- Translating Enthusiasm into Curricular Change.
- Faculty Resistance to Writing-Intensive Courses
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