{"id":8853,"date":"2018-02-20T13:57:07","date_gmt":"2018-02-20T18:57:07","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/writing.wisc.edu\/blog\/?p=8853"},"modified":"2022-02-22T15:29:08","modified_gmt":"2022-02-22T20:29:08","slug":"reading-in-the-writing-center-beyond-the-one-on-one-session","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dept.writing.wisc.edu\/blog\/reading-in-the-writing-center-beyond-the-one-on-one-session\/","title":{"rendered":"Reading in the Writing Center, Beyond the One-on-One Session"},"content":{"rendered":"
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By Angela J. Zito –<\/strong><\/h4>\n
\"Angela
Angela is a PhD Candidate in English and currently serves as the Writing Center Outreach Coordinator at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

With recent publications like the NCTE\u2019s Deep Reading: Teaching Reading in the Writing Classroom<\/em> (2018), What is College Reading?<\/em> of the WAC Clearing House (2017), and Indiana UP\u2019s Critical Reading in Higher Education<\/em> (2015), it seems that reading<\/em> in colleges and universities is gaining a good deal of new critical attention.<\/p>\n

Good thing. While each of these publications takes a slightly different approach to investigating the teaching and learning of reading in higher education, they all sound the alarm: The teaching and learning of critical reading is not happening very effectively across North American institutions, and there is little scholarship out there to help address that problem.<\/p>\n

In her chapter in Deep Reading<\/em>, \u201cWriting Centers Are Also Reading Centers: How Could They Not Be?\u201d, Muriel Harris sounds off from the realm of writing centers and writing center research, calling for more attention to reading instruction \u201cin the form of scholarship and tutor training methods\u201d to help tutors and student writers better realize the depth of the reading-writing connection (228). \u201cIf tutors focus on discussing students\u2019 writing skills without being aware of underlying reading problems,\u201d Harris writes, \u201ctutors are tending to only part of what the students need to learn\u201d (229).<\/p>\n

In this post, I want to reflect on a few of Harris\u2019s observations about the kinds of reading instruction that can and should be taking place in our writing centers, and I hope to do so in a way that extends her observations into sites of instruction beyond the one-on-one session and that raises some questions about the challenges of tutoring reading in the writing center.<\/p>\n

\u201cReading to Write\u201d<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

Harris identifies three provisional categories for approaching the reading-writing connection in tutor training and writing center research:\u00a0reading to write<\/em>, reading while composing<\/em>, and reading while revising<\/em>. For the sake of brevity, I’ll consider here only the first of these.<\/p>\n

Perhaps the most obvious way in which writing center tutors engage instruction in reading to write<\/em> is in guiding student writers through a careful reading of the assignment prompt. Even when, in a tutoring session, students do not themselves ask whether their writing thoroughly addresses the assignment (which they often do), the tutor\u2019s training will typically lead them to pursue such reading-based questions\u2014What is the purpose of this piece of writing, and\/or what are the course instructor\u2019s expectations, as outlined in the assignment?<\/em><\/p>\n

Outside the one-on-one tutoring session, the graduate student staff at the UW-Madison Writing Center also address this component of reading-to-write in the instructional workshops we lead. For whatever genre of writing the workshop addresses\u2014literature reviews, resumes, research posters, application essays\u2014students typically are guided through a series of questions to pose to their writing prompt: What is this prompt asking me to do? What keywords should I pay attention to (is it asking me to \u201canalyze,\u201d \u201csynthesize,\u201d \u201cdemonstrate,\u201d \u201cexplain\u201d)? What goal or purpose does the prompt suggest I should pursue?<\/em><\/p>\n

For instance, my colleague Mia Alafaireet and I recently co-led a workshop for undergraduate students writing entries for the UW-Madison Liberal Arts Essay Scholarship Competition. We devoted a significant amount of time for workshop participants to discuss the prompt (quoted in full below) with each other, to pose questions about what key terms like \u201cliberal education\u201d and \u201cengaged citizenship\u201d mean\u2014to them and, as suggested through the language of the prompt, to the committee who will be reading their essays.<\/p>\n

As a student at UW-Madison, you are learning at levels that are both broad (crossing a wide range of disciplines) and deep (focusing intently on a major or professional program). Liberal education across the arts and sciences challenges students to see and make connections across different domains of knowledge. Using relevant examples and details from your UW-Madison courses and experiences, please tell us how your education has provided you with the tools and skills you need to be an engaged citizen in our increasingly complex world.<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Tied in with tutoring students on reading prompts and assignments carefully is helping them to read for genre knowledge. As Harris puts it, \u201ctutors may need to work with those students who, not having a clear genre model in their minds for what they are being asked to write, will be at a loss for appropriate structures or models and flounder, not sure how to proceed\u201d (234). For precisely this reason, our workshops also regularly make use of sample student writing to help participants recognize structural and stylistic features conventional of that particular genre. Mia and I, for instance, were sure to build in time during our Liberal Arts Essay Competition workshop for participants to read the sample essay to themselves and then to discuss its features with each other.<\/p>\n

One component of instruction in reading-to-write that we address perhaps least explicitly in our workshops\u2014and, as Harris suggests, in our one-on-one tutoring\u2014is helping students develop strategies for \u201cclose\u201d or \u201cdeep\u201d reading of print and online texts in such a way as will aid their comprehension<\/em> of the texts. So often we work with students on \u201chigher order\u201d concerns in their writing without recognizing underlying concerns in their reading<\/em>. Harris illustrates this for us:<\/p>\n

\u201cSometimes a student\u2019s paper wanders around in search of a focus instead of a coherent discussion of the topic. Or the paper includes large chunks of undigested material copied out of a source. [\u2026] Reworking the original draft at this point is counterproductive. To help in these situations, the tutor needs to work with the student on how to read source material with better comprehension. Only after that can they have a productive discussion about how to plan and write the paper.\u201d (230)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

I read this and I think,\u00a0Of course! Returning to the source material with the student goes hand-in-hand with asking the student to talk through what they’re really driving at in the paper, to articulate what they know and, in effect, what they don’t know\u2014<\/em>which is a common practice among tutors at our center. (Brad Hughes, Director of the Writing Center at UW-Madison, often jokes that we should be called a “talking center” as much as a “writing center”\u2014a “Reading, Writing, and Talking Center,” if we incorporate Harris’ suggestion in the title of her essay.)<\/p>\n

What I have a less clear idea of, though, is how often tutors themselves steer the attention of the session to the student’s reading of the source material, or how confident\/comfortable tutors are in doing so… Do students’ source texts tend to be readily available? Does reading instruction of these texts assume or require a greater degree of disciplinary knowledge on the tutor’s part? If the purpose of the student’s writing assignment is to assess their comprehension of a course text, how would the course instructor react to a writing center tutor helping their students improve that comprehension?<\/p>\n

As Muriel Harris and others have pointed out, there just isn’t the research out there\u2014yet\u2014to thoroughly address these and other questions.<\/p>\n

What Are Your Thoughts?<\/span><\/h2>\n

I hope you’ll consider extending the conversation in the comments section below! Here are a few questions you might consider…<\/p>\n

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  • Where else do you see reading instruction happening in writing centers? Where is reading instruction conspicuously absent?<\/li>\n
  • If you were to pursue a research question about reading instruction in the writing center, what would that question be? How would you design your study?<\/li>\n
  • What challenges would you expect to face\u2014in a one-on-one session, in tutor training, in explaining writing center work to faculty\u2014if you were to approach reading instruction much more explicitly in your practice?<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Work Cited<\/span><\/h2>\n

    Harris, Muriel. “Writing Centers Are Also Reading Centers\u2014How Could They Not Be?”\u00a0Deep Reading: <\/em>Teaching Reading in the Writing Classroom<\/em>, edited by Patrick Sullivan, Howard Tinberg, and Sheridan Blau. National Council of Teachers in English 2018, pp. 227-43.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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