Reflections: A Journal of Community-Engaged Writing and Rhetoric
Jun 2020
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Pentadic Critique for Assessing and Sustaining Service-Learning Programs by Amy Rupiper Taggart
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Early, theoretically informed program assessment can be particularly beneficial for professional and technical writing programs that seek to incorporate and sustain service-learning approaches. This article adapts Burkean pentadic analysis for use as a form of institutional critique and illustrates the power of this method through a case study of its application at one state university.… Continue reading Pentadic Critique for Assessing and Sustaining Service-Learning Programs by Amy Rupiper Taggart
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- 2020-06-11
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