Preparing to Teach Writing: Research, Theory, and Practice

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Author Index
A
Abbott, V., 104
Abelson, R., 104
Ackerman, J., 75
Addison, R., 91
Adger, L., 190, 195
Ahlgren, A., 87
Albano, T., 114
Allen, J., 67
Amastae, J., 207, 208
Anastasi, A., 182
Andres, S., 48
Artz, F., 23, 25
Austin, J., 30
B
Bain, A., 27
Bamberg, B., 239
Barham, I., 149
Bateman, D., 28, 50, 141, 149
Bates, E., 221, 223
Baugh, J., 198, 206, 211
Bazerman, C., 77
Beach, R., 103
Beck, F., 7
Beesley, M., 116
Belanoff, P., 82
Bereiter, C., 87
Berlin, J., 2, 32, 41, 68, 77
Berliner, D., 43
Berthoff, A., 77, 141
Bever, T., 104, 143
Bissex, B., 101
Bizzell, P., 77, 262
Black, J., 104
Bleich, D., 80
Bloom, B., 250
Bloom, L., 222
Bloomfield, L., 118, 126
Blum, J., 33, 34, 37
Boas, F., 125
Boethius, 25
Bonner, S., 23
Botkin, P., 88
Braddock, R., 27, 28, 51, 148
Branston, M., 223
Britton, J., 169, 251
Broca, P., 136
Brown, P., 21, 22
Bruck, M., 182
Bruffee, K., 80
Bruner, J., 164
Burgess, T., 169, 251
Burke, C., 101
Burt, M., 215
Butterfield, W., 91
C
Calkins, L., 205
Callaghan, T., 169
Camaioni, C., 221
Carlson, N. R., 144
Carlton, S., 264, 266
Cattel, R., 165
Chall, J., 191
Chapman, R., 223
Charney, D., 43
Chauvin, P., 22
Cherry, R., 30, 166, 262
Chomsky, N., 118, 129, 132, 133, 142, 162, 222
Christensen, F., 35, 167, 304
Christian, A., 190, 195
Christiansen, T., 182
Cicero, 20

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Table of contents

  • Title Page iii
  • Contents vii
  • Preface xiii
  • Acknowledgments xiv
  • 1 - Rhetoric and Writing 1
  • 2 - Models for Teaching Writing 45
  • 3 - The Classroom as Workshop 79
  • 4 - Reading and Writing 99
  • 5 - Grammar and Writing Overview 118
  • 6 - Style 160
  • 7 - English as a Second Language and Nonstandard English 176
  • 8 - The Psychology of Writing 219
  • 9 - Writing Assignments 242
  • 10 - Assessing Writing 258
  • Appendix A - Writing Myths 296
  • Conclusion 303
  • Appendix B - Sample Essays 305
  • References 313
  • Author Index 331
  • Subject Index 337
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