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Tutoring Techniques

Asynchronous Feedback

In Defense of Written Feedback | Emily Long Olsen

Templates & Options in Written Feedback | Diana Hamilton


Assignment Review

Assignment as Experiment: Framing Constraints Creatively | Dean Kritikos

On Close Reading/Interpreting Assignments | Chong Bretillon


Brainstorming and Prewriting

Alternatives to Storming the Brain | Daniel Gomes

Outlining Strategies and Pre-Writing Goals | Emily Long Olsen

Writer as Cartographer | Kim Liao

Using Post-Its in the Writing Center | Kate Daloz


Research

Resources for Talking About Close Reading | Rebecca van Lear

The Writing Consultant and Information Literacy | Melinda Wilson

Reader Experience & Plagiarism | Kate Daloz


Organization

Rustle and Flow: Revising Without “Writing” | Chelsea A.

Writing as Communication with Purpose | Iris Cushing

What We Talk About When We Talk About Paragraph Coherence | Melinda Wilson

Questions and Expectations: Positioning the Writer as Reader | Shannon Stephens


Sentence-Level Work

A Grammar Concern | Carin White

Co-Constructing the English Sentence | Deepti Dhir

“How Do I Improve My English?”: 10 Conversations About Language Learning | Deepti Dhir

Using Collocations | Daniel Gomes


Thesis and Argument

Asking the Right Questions: Focusing Research in the Final Weeks of the Semester | Melinda Wilson

Above All, Make it Interesting | Alexandra Watson

Starting with the Opposition: An Approach to Counterargument | Matthew Rossi

Imaginary Essay | Rachel Riederer

Wait Please! | Deepti Dhir

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