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Johnston, Sue Ann – English Quarterly, 1984
Describes how to increase student motivation and awareness of audience by assigning a formal report they design, research, and write while they are enrolled in the technical writing course. (CRH)
Descriptors: Content Area Writing, Higher Education, Research Reports, Student Attitudes
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Fulwiler, Toby – Language Arts, 1985
Examines progressively more competent writing samples from a third grader's journal to illustrate the possibilities for using journals "across the curriculum." (HTH)
Descriptors: Case Studies, Content Area Writing, Grade 3, Individual Development
Brent, Douglas – Writing Instructor, 1984
Suggests some changes in teaching perspectives that might provide more satisfactory rhetorical assignments and situations for students. (CRH)
Descriptors: Content Area Writing, Course Content, Educational Philosophy, Higher Education
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Bayer, Ann Shea – Language Arts, 1984
Describes a teacher inservice project intended to develop a language policy for using writing as a learning tool. Argues that the inservice context for teachers as learners is similar to that of the classroom and that the opportunity for talking should likewise be used for learning in the classroom. (HTH)
Descriptors: Classroom Communication, Content Area Writing, Inservice Teacher Education, Learning Processes
Tabor, Daniel – 1999
A case study explored the issue of writing at transition, by describing the types of writing tasks a group of four pupils did at the end of Year 6, and at the beginning of Year 7. The range of writing activities has not changed much in the last 20 years, in spite of the introduction of the National Curriculum. The data indicate a mismatch of…
Descriptors: British National Curriculum, Case Studies, Content Area Writing, Elementary Secondary Education
Smith, Mary Ann, Ed.; Juska, Jane, Ed. – 2001
In this book, 11 teachers, from first through twelfth grades, take readers into their classrooms where students are assembling collections of their work. In honest, down-to-earth accounts in the book, these teachers describe the advantages and complexities of using portfolios as a way to evaluate and promote student achievement. In the portfolio…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Case Studies, Content Area Writing, Elementary Secondary Education
McMullen, T. J. – 2001
Prior to about 1995, few secondary schools teachers outside the English KLA (Key Learning Areas) in Sydney's Catholic schools consciously focused on the development of literacy in their teaching approaches. By the mid-1990s however, a number of educational perspectives (e.g. genre approaches, teaching/learning cycles integrating content with…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Content Area Writing, Foreign Countries, Inservice Teacher Education
Rothstein, Evelyn; Lauber, Gerald – 2000
Based on the understanding that writing should not be confined to the language arts classroom, this book provides over 200 examples of how 12 different strategies can be used in kindergarten through high school classrooms. The writing strategies in the book demonstrate how writing can also be employed as a powerful tool for processing new…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Biographies, Content Area Writing, Elementary Secondary Education
Stephens, Elaine C.; Brown, Jean E. – 2000
Designed to help teachers develop instructional practices that enable students to become more active learners of content, this handbook provides elementary, middle school, and secondary teachers with strategies for integrating reading and writing as tools for learning in the content areas. The handbook describes literacy strategies that have the…
Descriptors: Content Area Reading, Content Area Writing, Elementary Secondary Education, Instructional Effectiveness
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Sher, David – Mathematics and Computer Education, 1997
Describes a format for assignments that trains students to write short, persuasive essays. Essay topics address how software available in the computing lab can use a computing technique. Points are scored by making multiple concise arguments that answer different aspects of the essay question. (PVD)
Descriptors: Computer Science Education, Content Area Writing, Essays, Higher Education
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Di Pillo, Mary Lou; And Others – Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, 1997
Describes a project involving student journal writing designed to examine middle graders' mathematical thinking and disposition. Teachers gained insight into students' conceptual and procedural knowledge and attitudes toward mathematics. Students' responses suggested that they found journals to be a way of sharing their thoughts about mathematics,…
Descriptors: Content Area Writing, Intermediate Grades, Journal Writing, Learning Strategies
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Vacca, Richard T. – Educational Leadership, 2002
Describes the use of content reading and writing programs to address the problems of adolescent literacy. Provides examples of how content-area teachers incorporate reading and writing instruction strategies in their classes. (PKP)
Descriptors: Adolescents, Content Area Reading, Content Area Writing, Educational Policy
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Stein, Harry – Educational Leadership, 2002
Offers a few suggestions on how to implement a school or district content-area reading and writing program. (PKP)
Descriptors: Content Area Reading, Content Area Writing, English Teachers, Literacy
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Miller, L. Diane – Australian Mathematics Teacher, 1990
Presented are the results from a few of the writing prompts used in a study and some of the comments made by individual students in response to specific prompts. Background of the study, an intervention strategy, and categories used (prompts, responses, applications, and explanations to peers) are discussed. (CW)
Descriptors: Algebra, Content Area Writing, Mathematics Education, Mathematics Skills
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Jacobi, Martin J. – Journal of Business Communication, 1990
Proposes consideration of professional writing instruction as a course in rhetoric which necessarily involves ethics. Argues that use of the classical enthymeme (a syllogism which builds upon assumptions rather than empirical truths) helps students learn how writing's ethical implications can be managed in the interest of effective, socially…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Business Education, Content Area Writing, Ethics
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