Abstract
Through the genre of musical theatre, Writing Center, The Musical (WCTM) examines how peer-to-peer writing centers can help bridge the divide for marginalized students. It also explores the tension that manifests when new writing center theory is not supported by an institution. When writing centers do not get buy-in from the institution, for this type of work, it can create backlash towards the writing center and student writers.
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- The Peer Review
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- 2020-09
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- Marginalized students; Peer tutoring; writing center; musicals; tutors; Code-meshing; AAVE; Multi-modal; multi-lingual; creative works; undergraduate writers; Spanish language writing
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