“Let me summarize now my concerns about presenting materials to students as a way to teach writing. They install in the classroom a mistaken and unwarranted method of learning. They take time, money, and energy that should be spent on authe...

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🖥️ When Computer Problems Look Like Writing Problems (+ FREE Journal Insert)

Let me tell you a story. Earlier in my career my students would type documents about literature, but I’d spend somewhere near ten minutes per document per class answering the most trivial questions. “How do you center the title?” “How do yo...

18 days ago

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🔬 Teaching Media Literacy through Research

This post adapts and expands the introduction of my recent talk, “Teaching Media Literacy through Research.” Overall my talk demystifies academic writing and suggests routine, hands-on research activities. Later installments will draw on re...

a month ago

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🎨 Watching Imagination Grow

I. Reading to Teddy Bears

From the first moment my son (now two and a half) started playing with toy cars, I’m positive the movement meant something. Before turning one he’d sit on his chubby legs and silently move a bulky blue plastic c...

a month ago

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