Teaching English in the Two-Year College
215 articlesDecember 2017
September 2017
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Symposium: Responses to the TYCA Guidelines for Preparing Teachers of English in the Two-Year College ↗
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Together, these four essays by Mark Reynolds, Emily Suh, Cheri Lemieux Spiegel and Mark Blaauw-Hara, and Jeff Andelora, offer additional insights and resources for graduate programs and two-year college English departments seeking to implement the “Guidelines” principles in their local contexts. We anticipate that this symposium will further a much-needed dialogue about how two-year college English teachers are prepared.
May 2017
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All the pieces in this issue ask readers to consider, reflect on, and try new ways of engaged teaching and learning, but in particular a cluster of pieces speak to current national conversations about service-learning and civic engagement.
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This dialogue considers the future of service-learning in two-year colleges given the issues raised by Kassia Krzus-Shaw, Jennifer Maloy, and Nancy Pine, based on their experiences in two-year college classrooms and contributions to TETYC.
March 2017
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Preview this article: Readers Write: Response to “Demystifying Poetry: Teaching a Process to Write Haiku”, Page 1 of 1 < Previous page | Next page > /docserver/preview/fulltext/tetyc/43/3/teachingenglishinthetwo-yearcollege28380-1.gif
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December 2014
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Cross Talk: Response to “Pragmatic Impulses: Starting a Creative Writing Program at the Community College” by Maria Brandt ↗
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Brandt an Bigalk respond to each other's articles.
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Cross Talk: Finding Our Tribe: Response to “Creative Writing at the Community College: Creating Opportunity and Community” by Kris Bigalk ↗
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Brandt an Bigalk respond to each other's articles.
September 2014
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May 2014
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Cross Talk: Stand on the Threshold and Follow the High Road: Response to “Transfer Theory, Threshold Concepts, and First-Year Composition: Connecting Writing Courses to the Rest of the College” by Mark Blaauw-Hara ↗
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Dianne Fallon responds to Blaauw-Hara’s article in this issue.
March 2014
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A Response to Lindsey Harding’s “Writing beyond the Page: Reflective Essay as Box Composition” Rachel Ihara A Response to Rachel Ihara’s “Student Perspectives on Self-Assessment: Insights and Implications” Lindsey Harding