Feature: Re-Righting Writing Pedagogy through Place: Insights from Entry-Level Writing Instructors in Alaska

Teaching English in the Two-Year College Dec 2019

Jennifer C. Stone ; Cheryl K. Siemers ; Shannon Gramse ; Don Rearden

Four instructors describe why, how, and to what ends they have incorporated place-based and decolonizing approaches in entry-level writing courses.

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