The single most compelling fact about literacy, according to Sylvia Scribner.
What is that it is that literacy is a social achievement?
100
According to Bean, the ideal size for small group work.
What is 5-6 students?
100
This is the theory of composition that guides the writing program.
What is Writing About Writing?
100
On Friday, December 5, you will present what in class?
What is an element of your teaching portfolio of which you're particularly proud?
100
"Students need to learn, more than anything else about writing, that the most important thing to consider this this.
What is audience?
200
agents, local or distant, concrete or abstract, who enable, support, teach, model, as well as recruit, regulate, suppress, or withhold literacy-- and gain advantage by it in some way.
What are literacy sponsors?
200
When dealing with grammar and punctuation, Ben says this is a waste of teacher time.
What is marking every single mistake?
200
This is the theory of education that guides the Writing Program.
What is Critical Pedagogy?
200
The people who should observe for your teaching portfolio.
What is a tutor and a faculty member?
200
An essay about how to make this is a good way to teach students how to use transitions.
What is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich?
300
Those who serve as conflicted brokers between literacy's buyers and sellers, according to Brandt.
Who are college English teachers?
300
Students can't do this without setting aside their own visions of truth and reflect on alternatives.
What is think critically?
300
These three people wrote the textbook for ENG 1301.
Who are Mary Couzelis, J.D. Isip, and Tabetha Adkins?
300
The five documents that should be in your teaching portfolio.
What is a teaching philosophy statement, a sample in-class teaching or tutoring activity, a marked student paper, a faculty observation report, and a tutor observation report.
300
You should never expect students to be able to do something you're not willing to... what?
What is teaching them how to do?
400
Scribner's 3 metaphors for literacy.
What are literacy as adaptation, literacy as power, and literacy as a state of grace?
400
This is the main argument of Bean's book.
What is the idea that writing better facilitates learning and writing assignments that allow students to show what they know can be incorporated successfully into any discipline?
400
The founders of Writing About Writing.
Who are Doug Downs and Elizabeth Wardle.
400
The name of our Writing Center Director, who will give you permission to do a tutoring observation.
Who is Diana Hines?
400
Legally, your first priority as a teacher is to make sure you don't get what?
What is sued?
500
This economic change had a huge effect on literacy policies in the U.S.
What is the change from a "stuff producing" economy to a "services producing" economy?
500
According to Bean, writing assignments belong to these three categories?
What are informal exploratory writing, closed-form thesis-governed academic writing, and alternatives genres and styles?
500
The creator of the term "teacher talk."
Who is Ira Shor?
500
Your teaching portfolio is worth this much of your final grade.