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- Page 5 and 6: Helpful Strategies 5 Savannah Corti
- Page 7 and 8: Draw Upon Other Tutors Experiences
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- Page 19 and 20: No Draft? No Problem! 19 Kathleen U
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Writing Tutors. Boston: Bedford/St.
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Story 3: I brought up the subject o
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try reassuring them that writing is
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Tips for Tutoring Reading 73 Kathry
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each paragraph, and transitional se
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Theory to Practice At our writing c
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After each paragraph I asked her to
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Reading Out Loud: An Effective Stra
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discussion throughout the reading b
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Are There Proof-reading Traps Regar
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Labels and Misleading Assumptions:
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A Spare Tire, Not a Windshield 89 D
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experience on the tutoring road. I
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While I have had many successful tu
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that he was forced to learn five la
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work with students who seem to spea
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My Personal Experience with Tutorin
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Worldview: the Continent, Asia and
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) In case they believe to be excell
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grammar. After free-writing, a tuto
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which represents more than just a p
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developed in the American Academic
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order writing concerns will be very
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113 Niccole Scrogins Fall 2008 Afri
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they are unaware of the social impl
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writer had trouble understanding yo
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Like other immigrant groups and Nat
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121 Katie Johnson Fall 2004 The Wri
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One of my writers was told that in
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It Is Ok. I Am an Expert. 125 Gordo
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The Value of Writing Center Tutors
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expectation of their disciplines mo
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Tutoring for the Grade: Finding the
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The Writing Center and the WPJ 133
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available. Students need to make su
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Essay #1 (60 minutes/90 minutes for
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“Learning to write is a complex p
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Analyzing Rhetorical Situations in
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word choice and the attitude that r
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Social Constructivism in Action 145
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Social Constructivist Strategies fo
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The Writing Center as a Bridge: A P
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Situated Acts of Writing and Tutori
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