1989: Special Issue

Articles

• Cracking Through the Shell: Classroom Inquiry and Educational Policy

  Elyse Eidman-Andahl

  131-150

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• Considerations, Complications and Consequences of Practitioner Inquiry

  Lynn Craigue Briggs, Sharon Kane, Patricia Spencer Soper

  151-164

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• Changing Perspectives on Summary Through Teacher-Research

  Ellen Barton, Ruth Ray

  165-174

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• Awakening Students to Rhetorical Process: Audience, Ethos and Anonymity in Journal Correspondence

  Vivienne Anderson, Karen Fitts

  175-192

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• Students as Theorists: Developing Personal Theories of Composing

  Bennett A. Rafoth

  193-204

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• A Case Study of the Reading/Writing Models of a Basic Writing Student

  Gene LoPresti

  205-226

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• Manuscript Studies, Literature/Writing Connections, and the Teacher-Reseacher

  Ron Fortune, Janice Neuleib

  227-238

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• The Reading of Literature and Responding to Student Writing

  Sally I. Cannon

  239-252

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• "It Doesn't Bother Me, but Sometimes It's Discouraging": Students Respond to Teachers' Written Responses

  Ernest Smith

  253-266

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• Qualitative Evaluation and the Conversational Writing Classroom

  Wendy Bishop

  267-285

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