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Teaching Writing & Rhetoric

312 sessions. A heading name lists the sessions printed under it that year; a family name lists every session in the family.

YearCodeSession
2011A.11Rooms, Publics, Centers, Margins: The Pedagogical Locations of Thirdspace
2011A.25Defining and Addressing Expectations for L2 Writers
2011A.26What’s the Question?—Theorizing the Question in Writing
2011A.29Plagiarism and Ethics: Working within the (Murky) Space
2011A.31Rubrics, Peer Response, and Student Self-Assessment
2011B.25Writing about Nature, Learning From Silence, Borrowing
2011B.26Contesting Views of Expertise in Peer Review
2011B.30Investigating Genre Awareness in Literature, Science, and Composition: Crossing Boundaries to Create a Writing
2011B.31Workload, Portfolios, and Student Learning
2011B.35Cross-Cultural Collisions in Composition
2011C.1Ecocomposition and Sustainability
2011C.11Teaching the College Application Essay in Qatar: Mitigating Cross-cultural Assumptions through Rhetorical
2011C.25Rethinking Composition: The Power of Teaching Students
2011C.26Digital Hemlock: Undermining the Myth of the Socratic
2011C.30Whole-Class Peer Workshops: Reconceptualizing Relations in the Composition Classroom
2011C.31The Rhetoric of Course Design
2011C.35Mediating Rhetorics of Home and School: Writing Cultural Memory into Genre
2011D.1Going Public with Student Writing
2011D.10Style, Error, and Student Perception
2011D.11Post-Pedagogy and Contesting Meaning in Multimodal
2011D.2Kin through Class in the Writing Classroom: Passion and Radical Reflexivity in the Postcritical Case Study
2011D.25The Open Hand: New Approaches to Teaching Rhetoric in the Classroom
2011D.26Creative Community: Rhetoric and Writing at the Art and Design University
2011D.3Virtually Queer: The Web-Side Manners of CCCC
2011D.30Kaona to Mana: Rhetoric, Aesthetics, and Power in Hawaiian Literature and Song
2011D.31Blurring the Lines: Sharing Pedagogy Across/in Writing
2011D.35Becoming Digital Ancestors: Capturing Self and Family with Digital Media
2011E.11Constructions of Disability in the Composition Classroom
2011E.2Queer Theory in the Writing Classroom
2011E.25Gaming the Academy
2011E.26How Small Teacher Communities Foster Effective Teaching
2011E.30Challenging Monolingual Practices to Foster Multilingual
2011E.31Sex, Lies, and Student Video Projects: Shifting Relations in Digital Literacy and Composition
2011E.35Inviting “All Our Relations”: Code Meshing in First-Year Writing
2011E.9Helping a NOOB PWN the Griefers: Translating First-Year
2011F.1Defining/Rewriting Contested Spaces
2011F.11Writing as Contesting Space, Knowledge, and Identity: Co-constructing what it means to be a Writer within an Undergraduate Writing Major
2011F.16Contesting the Blogosphere in a First-Year Writing
2011F.19I’m Not A Racist But My Comments Are: Two Studies of Race in Teacher Commenting Practices
2011F.2Embodiment and Composition
2011F.25Moments in Action: Establishing Classroom Relationships
2011F.29Rhetoric and the Writing Classroom
2011F.36Looking the Wrong Way: Tales of Misdirection and a Call for Radical Revision in the Teaching of Citation (#burnthemanual)
2011F.39Contested Space: The First-Year Writing Classroom
2011G.11Definitely NOT What I Did Last Summer: Recreating the Personal Narrative
2011G.19Making Metaphor, Discovering Relations
2011G.26Toward Sustained Communities: Affective Investments
2011G.29Contesting Plagiarism
2011G.3Working with Graduates and Writing Fellows
2011G.36Punishing Writing/Writing as Punishment
2011G.39Using Audio Response Methods to Enhance the “Human
2011G.9A Different Kind of Space: How Writing Constructs and is
2011H.1Sisters, Feminists, and the Third Space
2011H.11Zombies, Vampires, and (The) Stuff: Re-Configuring Contested Spaces via Horror Texts
2011H.19Critical Place-Based Curricula in Multimodal First-Year
2011H.26Grading Relations: Problematizing Current Grading Practices
2011H.29Reading (with) Our Students’ Writing
2011H.39All Our Relations: (Teaching) Writing in the Global Now
2011H.9Come to Jesus: The Heuristics of Science and Faith in the Southern Composition Classroom
2011I.11Teaching Writing at Public Comprehensive Public
2011I.19The Interrelationship of Writing, Learning, and the Brain: Insights From Recent Neuroscience Research
2011I.26Hot for Teacher: Towards a Workable Feminist Pedagogy
2011I.29Questioning Dominant Discourses
2011I.34Something Old, Something New: Ideas for Teaching in the Digital Age
2011I.6The Stories We Tell: Opening the Doors of Our Classrooms
2011I.9Digital Multiplicity: The Global Skills for College Completion Project to Create
2011J.10Call of Nature: Counter-Culture, Taboo, and Urban Legends
2011J.19Talking Shop: The Value of Archiving Local Knowledge
2011J.26Mo Rhetoric: Nomos, Nommo, Zapatismo, and the Turn
2011J.29Race, Place, and Self
2011J.39Writing Assignments and Deep Learning: The Impact of NSSE/WPA Research on Assignment Design
2011J.6Re-Working Visual Literacy through Comics: Production and Analysis in Composition
2011J.9Publication Matters: Producing and Sustaining a Journal of First-Year Writing
2011K.1Literacies and Identity
2011K.11Contested Relations: Strategies for Overcoming Student
2011K.19Intersections of Real and Virtual Spaces: Reconsidering Interaction and Architecture in the Hybrid
2011K.2Everybody Eats: Connecting Students to the Discourse of Food
2011K.26Written on the Boundary: Contesting the Borders of Composition and Creative Writing Pedagogies
2011K.29Exploring Relationships and Connections
2011K.39Contested Knowledge: Challenging Student Stereotypes
2011K.6Teachers’ Comments through Students’ Eyes
2011K.7Entering the Contested Space of Globalism: Transnational Approaches for Teaching International
2011K.9Contested Class Work Space: Boundaries at the Corner of Creation and Voice
2011L.114 REAL: Student Researchers Bring Rhetorical Education
2011L.16Questioning in the Margins: Teacher Feedback
2011L.17Teaching the Crisis
2011L.20Graphic Narratives: Exploring Intertextuality and Multi Modal Writing
2011L.22Exploring New Inventional Spaces for Writing Teachers
2011L.23Invention, Discovery, Knowledge Production: What Are Ideas Made Of?
2011L.28What a Web We Weave: TYCA Research Committee Findings Illuminate
2011L.31High School to College: Student Learning, the Common Core Standards for College Readiness, and the Politics of Literacy
2011L.6Instructor Feedback in ESL Writing Courses
2011M.10Underdogs and Underprepareds: Issues in Teaching Basic Writing
2011M.11Reclaiming Organic and Social Relationality in the Classical Rhetorical Tradition
2011M.16The Persistence of Interest in Emotion in Our Field
2011M.18Something Old, Something New: History and Repurposing
2011M.25Investigating Collaboration as a Pedagogical Tool: A Tale of Three Empirical Studies
2011M.26Reconciling Perceived Opposites: Religion and Academic Writing
2011M.28Reactions—Responses—Beliefs
2011M.29The Stories We Tell—The Performances We Give
2011M.6Fresh Perspectives on Plagiarism and Responsibility
2011N.10The Language Of Relations; The Language Of Contested
2011N.21Transfers and Transformations
2011N.22Multitasking and Multimodality
2011N.6Big Class, Small Communities: Affordances and Constraints in a “Jumbo” First-Year Writing Course
2011N.9“Using the Stases as Heuristic Tools for Effective
2013A.10Listening as Writing Pedagogy
2013A.11Unsafe at Any Speed: When Students Research, Read, and Write with Their Foot on the Pedal
2013A.15Whose Story Is It Anyway? Student Authorship and the Craft of Narrative
2013A.18Beyond Bahamian Classroom Walls (and Back Again): Student Writing and Engagement in Public Spaces
2013A.20Our Relationships to Stories and Lands: Indigenous
2013A.3Visual Considerations for Students and Writing
2013A.34Bridging the Divide between Basic Literacy and College Readiness: Using Protocol Analysis to Prepare
2013A.9Writing Science and Critical Literacy
2013B.11Teaching Scholarly Writing in WID Contexts
2013B.12Assessment, Preparedness, and Retention Strategies
2013B.13Expanding the Conversation about Faith and Composition: Multiple Perspectives on the Public
2013B.18Listening for Currents in the News: Writing, Rhetoric, News Literacy, and the Public Sphere
2013B.19Characterizing The Honors Research Writing Course: Student Identity, Digital Literacy, and an Interrogative
2013B.22Accessing Literacy, Literacies as Access: Reimagining
2013B.6How Our Students Learn: Implications for Teaching
2013B.8Digital Intellectuals: Students as Public Writers in the Global Internet Age
2013C.16Religion, Spirituality, and the Culture of Abundance
2013C.17Diversity, Disability, and the Needs of Veterans in Our
2013C.19No Longer “At Ease”: Fostering Success of Returning
2013C.26Making the Personal Public: Storytelling as Academic
2013C.27When Apprentice Writers Can’t Read What We Write: Rethinking WAW Courses in Light of Student
2013C.9Composition in/for Virtual “Public” Spaces: Digital(ly
2013D.15The Public Hopes of Composition
2013D.16Taking On What We Take for Granted: Digital
2013D.17Lessons Learned: Three Genres and TETYC
2013D.2Negotiation, Sharing, and the Rhetoric of Correspondence
2013D.20Know–Speak–Listen - See: Breaching Literacy
2013D.3Embodiment, Disability, and the Idea of Normativity
2013D.4Challenges for Writers from China and India
2013D.5Meeting Writers Halfway: Experiences Working with the Upper-Division and Graduate Writing Student
2013E.11Moving Genres: Public and Academic Writing in College Classes
2013E.12The Pleasures of Teaching Composition: Reading and Responding to Student Writers
2013E.19“A little less conversation and a little more action
2013E.32Digital Pedagogy: Rhetorical Analysis and Assessment
2013F.17Productive Tensions: Ideological Conflict and the Next
2013F.21Affect and Ethics and Their Effect on Teaching Writing
2013F.23Web-based Literacies
2013F.29The Tyranny of Argument: Rethinking the Work of Composition
2013F.34Sustainability and Composition
2013F.6Only Connect: Strategies for Engaging Reluctant, Under-prepared, and Inattentive Writers
2013G.14Ethos and the Public and Private Work of Teaching
2013G.25When the Classroom is Flipped: New Models of Teaching Writing
2013G.27Understanding Transfer in the First-Year Writing
2013G.31Multi-Modal Blues
2013G.33Interviewing, Free Speech, and Improvisation: Making
2013G.34Toward a Sustainable Curriculum: Teaching FYC at the Community College Level with a Focus on Food Poli-tics, Consumption, and the Environment to Promote
2013G.35Participating in Shaping Meaning: Student Encounters
2013G.6Multimodal Pedagogies in Digital Media Environments: Websites, LMSs, and Webcasts
2013H.24Intervention, Response, and the Conditions for Writing
2013H.26Pedagogies for The Globalized Classroom
2013H.28The Public Role of Writing and Technology for Multilingual Learners and Writing Teacher Candidates
2013H.30Composing Beyond the Classroom: Situating First-Year Composition in Digital Writing Environments
2013H.33Narrative Genres in an Outcomes-Based World
2013H.36Reading to Lead and Writing to Win: Composing
2013H.7Composer Agency and Multimodal Composition
2013I.22Authorship, Writing Spaces, and Shifting Roles
2013I.24Student Identity and the Practices of First-Year Writing
2013I.27Minding the Publics and the Work of Composition: Disability, Dysfluency, and Neurodiversity
2013I.29What Happens in the Classroom Can’t Stay in the Classroom: Helping Working-Class Writers Negotiate
2013I.3The High Stakes of “Real Writing”: Digital Citizenship Meets FYC
2013I.31From Private Practice to Public Work(s): Mindfully Re-visioning Classroom Contact Zones into “Affective
2013I.33(Em)bracing the Urge to Read Student Work Differently: A Discussion of the Opportunities Created by Digital
2013J.23Adventurous Digital Pedagogies: From Multimodality
2013J.24Strategies for Public Rhetoric
2013J.26Plagiarism and the Student Author: Publics, Policies, Pedagogies
2013J.27Public Discourse as Rhetorical Situation in the First-Year Writing Classroom
2013J.32The Working-Class Imperative in the Public Work of Composition: Creating and Critiquing Pedagogies
2013K.17And So We Meet Again: A Classroom Approach to Uniting Literature and Rhetoric
2013K.20Interviews, Portraiture, and Play: Exploring Students’
2013K.27Re-envisioning Reason’s Ethos in Public Works
2013K.33Student Histories Matter: Archival Research in the Composition Classroom
2013K.8Digital Infrastructure: Re-Wiring the First-Year
2013L.11Scenario-Based Writing and the Question of Authenticity
2013L.16Learning from Students’ Research Practices
2013L.22Teaching Archives of Discomfort: Unsettling Cultural
2013L.33Students’ Construction of Writing Selves
2013L.34The Political Work of Redesigning Writing Instruction for Online Publics
2013L.6New Media Instruction in the First-Year Writing Programs
2013M.1(Re)-branding Town and Gown: Bridging the Gap between the Local Community and the Ivory Tower
2013M.26Alternative Rhetorics, Explicit Instruction, and Student
2013M.28In Their Own Voices: Self-Reflection on the Composition Process of College Students with Asperger’s or High Functioning ASD
2013M.29Private Moments Made Public: Navigating the Boundary
2013M.33Literacy Narratives and Student Publications
2013M.6Gamification and Education 101: Play to Learn
2013M.8Inside Out: Teaching Embodied Research, Writing, and Revision
2013N.12“That’s So Meta”: Supporting the Development of Meta-Awareness through New Media Composition in College Writing
2013N.5Cross-Cultural Communication: Pedagogical
2013N.8From Cylinder to Soundcloud: Remixing Audio
2014A.13Composition in/and Digital Humanities: Data, Software, Architecture
2014A.30Accessing the Creative Spirit in First-Year Composition
2014A.31Digitally-Mediated Peer Review in Multimodal Composi-tion Courses: Implications for Writing Pedagogies
2014A.32Exploring New Applications of Arts and Media in the Composition Classroom
2014A.33Fulfilling the Promise of the Writing Portfolio: Opening Writing Assessment for Student-Writers
2014A.34Opening Minds in Open Access Classrooms: Alternate-Reality Gaming as Bakhtinian Pedagogy
2014A.36Open Access to Multilingual Composition: Case Studies of Teachers and Students
2014AW.8Opening Up the Archives: Promoting Undergraduate
2014AW.9Teaching American Indian Rhetorics in all Rhetoric and Composition Classrooms
2014B.27The Composition of Art, Comedy, and Dance
2014B.28Affordances and Constraints of Open Access: Learning Composition in Online Environments
2014B.29Counter-Standardization: Opening the English Language, Queering Writing, and New Teacher Preparation
2014B.30Critical Disability Pedagogies: Hacking the Curriculum, Rewriting Spaces
2014B.31From Hula to Hei: Indigenizing English Instruction at Hawai‘i Community College
2014B.32Hybrid Pedagogies: HYC Formats, Asynchronous Peer Review, and Open Collaboration
2014B.33“Metamorphosis Hurts”: Racial Identity Narratives, White Consumption of Hip Hop, and Agency in Student Writing
2014B.34Multimodal and Multigenre Writing in Classrooms: Critical Engagements
2014B.35Teaching Digital Communications in Adult-oriented College Classrooms: Digital Immigrant Students and Teachers Learning Together
2014C.21Access Denied: Opening the Online Community by Rethinking and Revising Our Discussions with Students
2014C.22College Readiness, Web Writing, and First-Year Composition: Opening Access in the Transition
2014C.24Ain’t No Future in Frontin: Black Language, Survivance, Polyculturalism, and White Racial Narratives TODAY!
2014C.25Literate Arts: Autoethnography and Composition
2014C.27Open Invitations: Integrating Improvisational Action into Writing Pedagogies
2014C.28Writing-about-Writing as a Pedagogy of Transparency
2014C.29Opening the Social Rhetoric of Gender: Challenging Masculinized Logos, Neutralized Teaching, and Typical
2014C.3Open Access Composing Processes
2014C.31Opening the Writing Classroom to Intellectual Risk
2014D.21(Do)n’t Go There: Conceptualizing Multimodality as an Access Point for Controversy
2014D.22Ecology of Place in Globalized Space: Open Access, the Networked World, and the Future of Writing Studies
2014D.23Fail Better, Teach Better: Making Use of Failure in the Composition Classroom
2014D.24Gaming Composition: Comics, Fan-Fic, and Games in and beyond the Curriculum
2014D.25Minding Access, Out of the Darkness, Into the Light: Exclusions, Conflicts, the Mind and the Body
2014D.26(Re)Opening the Ditto Device: DIY Publishing as Crafting Agency
2014D.27The Gamification of the Composition Class: Course Design, Rubric Design, Text Design
2014D.28Teaching Community in the Two-Year College: Successful Group Work Online and in the Classroom
2014D.29Writing the Zombie Apocalypse
2014D.38Opening Disability Narratives: New Models for Self-Determination and Multimodal Practices in Classrooms
2014E.26Citizenship across the Curriculum: A Cross-Disciplinary Approach to Constructing Community
2014E.27Feedback and Student Writing: From FYC to Graduate Classrooms to Machine Scoring
2014E.28It’s Not Our Mentors’ World: Transformations in Composition Pedagogies, 2000 to Today
2014E.29Opening Access between Veterans, Civilians, Higher Education, and Communities
2014E.31Resistance Is Futile? Questioning MOOCs, Cyborgs, and Composition’s Future
2014E.32Three’s a Charm: Strategies for Responding to Multimodal Student Work as a Teacher, a Tutor, and a Peer
2014F.21Accessing Writing: Approaches to Prompts and Free-Writing in Classrooms
2014F.22Composing Collaboration: A Meta-Analysis of Collaboration in Multimodal Composition
2014F.23Hacking the Hidden Curriculum for Open Source Writing: Systemic Functional Linguistics Genre Pedagogy
2014F.24Mindfulness and Contemplation: Open Minds/Bodies/ Writing in Classrooms
2014F.25Pedagogical Fragments, or the Things We Delete
2014F.27Winning Access: Assembling Open Source Networks as Writing Games
2014FSIG.17Special Interest Group on Composition and Adult
2014FSIG.22Working-Class Culture and Pedagogy Special Interest
2014FSIG.8Creative Nonfiction Special Interest Group: Opening to Each Other: Mentoring and Creative Nonfiction
2014G.21Agency and Identity in Assignments from BW to the Disciplines
2014G.22Creative Writing/Creative Teching: Digital Storytelling, Guerilla Haiku, Poetic Expression
2014G.23Intercultural Perspectives on Composition in the Globalized Campus
2014G.24Open Access and Neurodiversity for 21st Century Classrooms
2014G.25Perspectives and Assignments from Open Classrooms: Podcasting, Multimodality in Activist Rhetoric, Poster
2014G.26Tackling Teacher Racism in the Composition Classroom
2014G.27Writing Contested Spaces: Detroit, Occupy Wall Street, and Locally Grown Foods in Hawai’i
2014G.39Ruptures and Closures: Evaluating Correctness, Deviation, and Exaggeration in First-Year Composition
2014H.22An Image Is Worth a Thousand Words: Open Access Technology and Reimagined Histories
2014H.23Digital Writing Classrooms: Wikis as Genre, New Identities, and Anxieties
2014H.24Is Open the Same as ‘Access’? Teaching Writing in the Two-Year College
2014H.25Opening FYC to Student Empirical Research: Motivation, Implementation, and Efficacy
2014H.26“Possibility, Transparency, and Equality”: Negotiating Economies of Technology in the Composition Classroom
2014H.27Teaching That Matters: New Materialism Meets
2014H.37Remixing Scholarship, Remixing the Classroom: Opening New Spaces for Teaching and Learning through Video
2014I.22Circulating Students’ Texts into and out of Classrooms
2014I.23Empathic Pedagogical Approaches: Introspection, Pathos, and Embodied Action
2014I.24Legacies of Undergraduate Research
2014I.25Opening Possibilities for Public Digital Composition in Writing Courses
2014I.26Race/Class/Culture: (Re)Opening the First-Year Classroom
2014I.40Still “Doing School”: The Rules of Engagement in the Local, Global, and Digital Landscapes of Composition
2014I.7Screed Time: How Does CCCC Get Its Sexxy Back?
2014J.20Collaborative Technologies for Classrooms: Google Docs Spelling/Grammar Checkers, Genre Tinkering, and Digital
2014J.21Failing to Learn and Learning to Fail
2014J.22Machine Assessment of the Essays/Essays of the Machine Assessment: Perspectives on the Role of Machine Grading in the Writing Classroom and Its
2014J.23Opening Up and Joining In: Exploring Student
2014J.24Researching to Write, Writing to Research: Teaching Information Literacy to First-Year Writing Students
2014J.25The Ethics of Assessing Multimodal Student Composition
2014J.38Shaping the Rhetoric: Disability Accommodation Practices, Letters, and Performances
2014K.2021st Century Platforms: Digital Delivery and Civic Engagement
2014K.21Comics and Multimodal Texts for Rhetorical Education
2014K.22From Page to Screen: Rhetorical Theory, Text, and Originality in New Media
2014K.23Meaning Language and Learning in Transnational Contexts
2014K.24Out in the Open: Hooking Up in the Modern, Digital Era
2014K.25Resistance in, around, and about Teaching Writing
2014K.26Virtual Spaces: Classroom Design, Tumblr in FYC, and Blog-Based Pedagogies
2014L.28Beyond Cures and Punishment: (Re)Imaging Plagiarism
2014L.29Composites of Composition: Heteroglossia, Intertextuality, and the Anxiety of the Soliloquy
2014L.30Engaged by Identity: First Year Writers Open Up
2014L.31Media Objects: Horror Films, Archival Film, and Mashups as Shared Cultural Texts
2014L.32Opening the Composition Classroom: Multilingual Writers—Revision and New Feedback
2014L.33Public Writing in Private Education: Building Community through Written Discourse
2014L.34The Freshman Interest Group: How Shared Interests Engage and Inspire Students in First-Year Comp
2014M.27A Complete Part of a Balanced Digital Literacy!: Remix, Copyright, and Educational Reform in the Composition
2014M.28Been There, Never Done That; Never Done That, Been
2014M.30Corrective Feedback in Second Language Writing: Beliefs
2014M.31Imagining New Directions for Directed Self-Placement: Improving Success for Underprepared Writers
2014M.32No Ordinary Student: Giving the Competent and Complacent Access to Excellence
2014M.33Opening Writing about Writing Approaches to Identity
2014M.35This Ain’t Your Father’s Formalism: The “Neo-Formalist”
2014MW.2Breaking Down Barriers and Enabling Access: (Dis)Ability
2014MW.5Opening Doors for Multimodal Composers: Intellectual
2014N.29“Beginning again and again”: New Media/“Old” Tools, A Panel Installation
2014N.30Clearing the Path Choked with Rabbit Brush: Faith-Based Identities as Sources for Critical Thought in the Composition Classroom
2014N.31Disrupting the Literacy Narrative Assignment with Code Meshing and Rival Perspectives
2014N.32Interpretations and Interactions: Creating Opportunities for Critical Reflection on the Social Development of Language through Literacy Narratives and Literacy Event
2014N.33Professional Creep: Ethics and Economics in Writing Classes
2014N.34Ruptured Narratives and the Opening of the Composition Classroom
2014TSIG.11Progressive Approaches to Grammar, Punctuation, and Usage
2014TSIG.17The Role of Reading in Composition Studies
2014TSIG.20Writing about Writing: FYC as Introduction to Writing
2014TSIG.21Zen and the Art of English Teacher Maintenance
2014W.11Sonic Pedagogies for the Composition Classroom
2014W.2Plagiarism as Educational Opportunity in an Increasingly
2014W.5TYCA PRESENTS Cracking the Books: Integrating
2014W.9Writing War and Beyond: Continuing Dialogues of Military