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How To…
Design Writing
Assignments
California State University at Sacramento
This site provides a checklist for designing writing assignments as well
as links to more information on grading rubrics for writing and pointers
on peer response.
Colorado State University
This is a comprehensive site with links to principles for designing
writing assignments. It includes other resources such as sample
assignments and grading criteria.
Manhattan College
The Manhattan College site provides a checklist for designing writing
assignments and other suggestions. It provides specific information on
designing informal assignments and creating writing assignments
particular to your discipline
Evaluate Student
Writing
Colorado State University
This site offers a list of links that provide information on making
comments on student writing, how to handle grammar, and grading writing.
Sample grading criteria and grading sheets are also available.
WAC Clearinghouse
This WAC Clearinghouse webpage offers information on evaluating student
writing through a series of questions on topics such as "How can I
handle the papers?"
Handle the Paper Load
University of Texas at Austin
This University of Texas page provides a short list of practical tips
for handling the paper load that results from writing assignments.
Several of the tips are linked to pages that provide more details and
guidance.
WAC Clearinghouse
This is another excellent WAC Clearinghouse site that provides
information on how to handle a load of papers. Tips on such topics as
"focusing your commenting energies" are explained. This page also offers
information on grading criteria and grading sheets and how they can help
diminish the paper load.
Learn About Writing
Across the Curriculum (WAC)
WAC Clearinghouse
This website is a helpful starting place for learning about Writing
Across the Curriculum. The site provides numerous links for gathering
more information on many topics related to writing.
Address Student Errors
Colorado State University
Separate from the general topic of how to respond to student writing, is
the specific topic of addressing errors in student writing. This website
provides information on topics such as initial error marking, ranking
and highlighting errors, and determining error patterns, as well as tips
on working with students to address errors.
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How To…
Design Peer Review
Colorado State University
This website provides a thorough explanation of peer review, how to
administer it, how to train students to do it, and how to help students
utilize the feedback they gain from it.
Center for Writing, University of Minnesota
The Center for Writing at the University of Minnesota provides a
comprehensive look at peer review and its benefits in the form of
answers to a series of common questions related to using peer review in
the classroom.
WAC Clearinghouse
This WAC Clearinghouse page offers a discussion on eight principles to
help instructors get the most out of peer review. The page provides
links to other valuable resources related to peer review that are
available on the site.
Address Plagiarism
Colorado State University
This website provides a well-developed look at topics related to student
plagiarism. The site includes discussion on why students plagiarize and
how to design plagiarism-proof assignments.
Center for Writing, University of Minnesota
This page offers several brief articles on the issue of plagiarism and
how to prevent it. Links are also provided to handouts on plagiarism for
students that are utilized by other institutions.
Utilize Reading
Journals
WAC Clearinghouse
Reading journals can help students to improve their reading, critical
thinking, and writing skills. This WAC Clearinghouse page provides a
short description of reading journals, the benefits of these journals,
and tips on how to use them.
Respond to Writing
Colorado State University
This page offers answers to the question "how do I respond to student
writing?" with information on becoming a writing coach and focusing on
the drafting process. The page includes a link to sample materials and
examples of various kinds of comments.
Dartmouth Writing Program, Dartmouth College
The Dartmouth Writing Program offers a comprehensive look at responding
to student writing with links to several topics on the stages of
responding to writing and other resources.
University Writing Center, Texas A&M University
The University Writing Center at Texas A&M provides information on
responding to student writing via a list of links that offer information
on responding to graded and ungraded writing.
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