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(ENGL 395R) Tutoring Composition

Offered only to Reading/Writing Lab tutors. Designed to give writing tutors the practical and theoretical background necessary to tutor English composition.

Credit hours 1.0 lecture
Prerequisite Permission of instructor
Offered Fall, winter, spring
Programs -

Course Learning Outcomes

Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

  • Understand theories of human learning and to create a learning environment.
  • Understand writing processes as explained by researchers and theorists.
  • Understand how components of identity and experience such as class, race, gender, national origin, language, and fluency affect communication and how you can foster sensitive and productive communication.
  • Set priorities for revision, taking into account individual writing processes, learner strengths, and rhetorical contexts.
  • Communicate successfully with other writers through writing, face-to-face communication, and electronic media.
  • Know and use strategies for collaborating effectively with other writers.
  • Know and use reflective tools such as self-study for responsible, responsive, and engaged practice.