The difference between WID and WAC.
What is WID focusing on discipline-specific writing and WAC focusing on writing across disciplines?
Defined Critically Conscious Pedagogy (name and book).
Who is Paulo Freire and his book Pedagogy of the Oppressed?
The year the NCTE published "A Student's Right to Their Own Language."1?
What is 1974.
Wore Wonder Woman for her birthday.
Who is Trish?
Two key features of Feminist Pedagogy that makes it unique.
What is teacher critical reflection and embracing conflict?
Defined Engaged Pedagogy.
Who is bell hooks?
The number of years the field/discipline of Composition has been around.
How many is 40-50 years (1970s-today)?
The preferred term for students who are non-native speakers of English.
What is an English Language Learner (ELL)?
Would rather be an organic farmer.
Who is Sophia?
Understanding that each writing may engage in various steps to create writing, but helping students define the steps that work for them.
What is Process Pedagogy?
Defined Basic Writing Pedagogy.
Who is Mina Shaunnessey?
The type of pedagogical theory currently used in most college writing programs (including UNO).
What is Rhetorical and Argumentation Theory?
The linguistic term for "ebonics."
Black English or African American Vernacular English.
Ate Tofurkey for Thanksgiving.
Kay and maybe Sabrina?
Making sure students can identify audience, context, and purpose for the texts they interact with.
What is Rhetorical Arugmentation Pedagogy?
This theorist defined the U.S. Liberal Arts university system.
Who is Cardinal John Henry Newman?
One of the newest composition theories, allowing teachers to "teach" features of texts/arguments such as Tik Tok posts, memes, and TED Talks.
What is Genre Theory?
When a teacher has their students engaged in a community project that is imbedded in the writing course curriculum.
What is Service Learning (NOT "community service")?
Is the most sleep deprived of anyone in the room (consistently).
Who is Tiffany?
Teaching students how to identify the specific features of various categories of arguments/texts.
What is Genre Theory?
This theorist wrote about students not have access to the language of power (SAE) as a reason they don't succeed at university.
Who is Mike Rose and his essay "The Language of Exclusion"?
The decade in which AAEV (or Black English) defined as a language and not as "slang" or "bad English."
What is the 1980s?
Praxis.
When a specific theory is used in the classroom with intent.
Really, they just want to be in Japan right now.
Who are Logan and Megan?