Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Noah's Q's 7/26

1. What was your writing instruction like? Was it as genre oriented as some of the readings/suggestions we've seen for writing instruction?

2. For the non-rhet/compers in bootcamp: looking at the portfolio assignments, the readings for tomorrow, and the digital strands, how was your view of composition changed? Was multimodality a part of your writing instruction? Did you see this type of composition as a part of the discipline? Do you find it useful? Will you use it?
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  1. Damilola Michael AderibigbeJuly 25, 2018 at 8:31 PM

    No, my writer instructions are usually genre-bending. I understand that genre is important, but I love it when my students transcend boundaries in their work.

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