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Foltz-Gray, Dan – Research & Teaching in Developmental Education, 2012
In this article, the author talks about sentence-level error, error in grammar, mechanics, punctuation, usage, and the teacher of basic writing. He states that communities are crawling with teachers and administrators and parents and state legislators and school board members who are engaged in sometimes rancorous debate over what to do about…
Descriptors: Writing Teachers, Basic Writing, Best Practices, Sentences
Vande Kopple, William J. – 1999
This paper describes some aspects of essays produced by students who as writers in the United States would commonly be called "basic writers." The paper focuses primarily on the grammatical subjects in these essays and offers a view of how closely grammatical structure typical in speech correspond to those typical in writing. It reports…
Descriptors: Academic Discourse, Basic Writing, Discourse Analysis, Discourse Modes

Newman, Michael – Journal of Basic Writing, 1996
Looks at correctness in writing as a sociolinguistic phenomena that conveys information about the author in terms of his or her capacity to write as a college student and in a form commensurate with academic standards. Concludes that correctness has a sociolinguistic role crucial to the field of basic writing. (TB)
Descriptors: Academic Discourse, Basic Skills, Basic Writing, Grammar
Hourigan, Maureen M. – 1998
A basic writing course instructor attempted to facilitate her students' survival in the academy by demystifying writing conventions while teaching them how to analyze discourses about literacy, especially in relation to cultural and economic forces. Students were asked to design an ideal basic writing course as a final journal assignment.…
Descriptors: Academic Discourse, Basic Writing, Grammar, Higher Education