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Grammar

Evaluating and Grading Multilingual Writing

Posted on August 24, 2017

  Elisabeth Miller, Writing Across the Curriculum One of the most common questions that Writing Across the Curriculum Programs hear from instructors across disciplines is how to fairly assess the work of multilingual writers. Many …

Posted in Teaching Multilingual WritersTagged advice, ELL, ELS, Feedback, General, Grading, Grammar, Multilingual, Rubrics

Establishing Priorities for Choosing Which Errors to Mark

Posted on August 24, 2017

  Kate Vieira and Rebecca Lorimer, Writing Across the Curriculum Instructors with multilingual writers in their classes often hear the good advice not to mark every language error in students’ papers. After all, some features …

Posted in Teaching Multilingual WritersTagged Commenting, ELL, Errors, ESL, Evaluating, Feedback, Grading, Grammar, Multilingual, Responding to

Twelve Common Errors: A Student Self-Editing Guide

Posted on August 21, 2017

  The Writing Center, writing.wisc.edu The following list contains only brief examples and explanations intended for you to use as reminders while you are editing your papers. To learn more: Take a free grammar or …

Posted in Coaching Students to Succeed with AssignmentsTagged advice, Examples, General, Grammar, Students, Undergraduate

Putting Grammar in Its Place… But Making Sure It Has a Place

Posted on August 20, 2017

REBECCA SCHOENIKE NOWACEKWRITING ACROSS THE CURRICULUM Of all the questions facing teachers of Comm-B and Writing-Intensive courses, one of the most puzzling is the question of how—and even whether—to teach grammar. For the most part, …

Posted in Coaching Students to Succeed with AssignmentsTagged advice, Feedback, General, Grammar, Writing Across the Curriculum

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