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(FSD) Strategies for Commenting on Student Writing
- Dr. Kathleen Mollick
- Dr. Ben Sword

Abstract: This workshop focuses on using strategies in face-to-face and online classes for all levels of teaching writing at the undergraduate and graduate level. The first part of the workshop is a brief discussion and demonstration about how two writing instructors at Tarleton (Dr. Kathleen Mollick, Director of the Writing Intensive Program and Dr. Ben Sword, Director of the Writing Center) use commenting and peer review in ways that provide students with input on their writing process while being mindful of the time and energy it takes to do so. The second part of the workshop is dedicated to Dr. Sword showing faculty the resources available to students at the Writing Center, in its face-to-face locations and in its online platform. The final part of the workshop is dedicated working with individual faculty about how to possibly implement strategies discussed in the workshop in their own classes, whether writing based or not.

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Dr. Kathleen Mollick

Dr. Kathleen Mollick directs the Writing Intensive Program and the First-Year Writing Program at Tarleton State University. She has taught writing classes at the undergraduate and graduate levels in the Department of English and Languages for the last two decades.

Dr. Ben Sword

Dr. Ben Sword serves as the Associate Dean of the College of Liberal and Fine Arts, as well as serving as Director of the Writing Center. He also has taught undergraduate and graduate writing courses at Tarleton.

Live 10:30 am - 11:30 am

(FSD) Strategies for Commenting on Student Writing

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