Vol. 5 No. 2 (1986): Fall 1986

Submissions

• Front Matter

  JTW Staff JTW Staff

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• Teaching Reading in the Writing Classroom

  Sally Barr Reagan

  177-186

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• "Readiness Is All": The Importance of Speaking and Writing Connections

  John A. Hagaman

  187-192

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• Computer Writing and the Dynamics of Drafting

  Richard C. Gebhardt

  193-202

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• Writing Conferences Using the Micro Computer

  John Pufahl

  203-210

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• Insights Into The Research Process From Student Logs

  Diane D. Quantic

  211-226

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• Extending Our Awareness of the Writing Process

  Gary A. Olson

  227-236

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• Motivating Through Responding

  Jill Burkland, Nancy Grimm

  237-248

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• Five Writers' Perceptions of Writing Functions

  Joseph M. Moxley

  249-266

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• The Uses of Impersonation

  Peter A. Scholl

  267-280

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• What Happens When Students Have A Real Audience?

  Joyce Keever Stoneham

  281-286

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• Discovering Audience and Voice: James Agee Reviews for Highbrow and Middlebrow

  Robert M. Davis, Jeanette Harris

  287-296

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• Moffett and Point of View: A Creative Writing Assignment Sequence

  Stephen Wilhoit

  297-306

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• Three Syns

  Richard B. Larsen

  307-314

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• Implementing Cooperative Learning Groups In The Writing Curriculum

  Ann Hill Duin

  315-324

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• The Myth of Future Tense

  Sam Dragga

  325-332

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• A Focus on the Assignment: The La Salle Interdisciplinary Writing Program

  Margot Soven

  333-342

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• Teaching Writing About Work: A Humanistic Pedagogy

  James M. Cahalan

  343-350

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• The Art of Teaching Writing: A Description of Four Approaches

  Mark Allister

  351-362

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• Donald Graves' Writing: Teachers and Children at Work: A Review Essay

  H. Eric Branscomb

  363-371

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• Back Matter

  JTW Staff JTW Staff

  [372-379]

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