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Peer reviewedRudd, James A., II; Greenbowe, Thomas J.; Hand, Brian – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2002
Describes how to adopt a Science Writing Heuristic (SWH) in an introductory college chemistry laboratory to promote a more positive attitude in students and better conceptual understanding of laboratory reports. (Author/MM)
Descriptors: Chemistry, Content Area Writing, Higher Education, Laboratory Experiments
Shield, Mal – Australian Mathematics Teacher, 2004
The definition is an important language form in the register of mathematics. Students need to understand the structure of a definition so that they can make sense of the definitions they encounter and so that they can construct their own definitions as part of organising their thoughts about the concepts they have explored. This article suggests…
Descriptors: Language Usage, Mathematics Instruction, Mathematics Education, Mathematical Concepts
Coffin, Caroline – Written Communication, 2004
Historians generally agree that causality is central to historical writing. The fact that many school history students have difficulty handling and expressing causal relations is therefore of concern. That is, whereas historians tend to favor impersonal, abstract structures as providing suitable explanations for historical events and states of…
Descriptors: Linguistics, Historians, History Instruction, Content Area Writing
Ochsner, Robert; Fowler, Judy – Review of Educational Research, 2004
This review considers evidence cited in support of and in opposition to Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) and Writing in the Disciplines (WID). After defining WAC and WID terms and concepts and reviewing the literature on key developments of the WAC/WID movement, the authors recommend that key terms be defined more precisely and that multimodal…
Descriptors: Writing Across the Curriculum, Content Area Writing, Literature Reviews, Evaluation
Neumann, David L.; Hood, Michelle – Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, 2009
A wiki was used as part of a blended learning approach to promote collaborative learning among students in a first year university statistics class. One group of students analysed a data set and communicated the results by jointly writing a practice report using a wiki. A second group analysed the same data but communicated the results in a…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Technical Writing, Writing Skills, Learner Engagement
Severino, Carol; Trachsel, Mary – Across the Disciplines, 2008
How much do specialized academic discourse communities matter to undergraduate writers? To what degree should theories of specialized discourses influence the design of undergraduate Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) programs? At the University of Iowa, where an undergraduate Writing Fellows program engages peer tutors in writing-intensive…
Descriptors: Academic Discourse, Communities of Practice, Undergraduate Students, Fellowships
Brammer, Charlotte; Amare, Nicole; Campbell, Kim Sydow – Across the Disciplines, 2008
To help writing faculty learn the language of discourse communities across campus, we conducted faculty interviews as a first attempt to describe knowledge about disciplinary cultures, specifically with regard to writing. Based on the data received from the interviews about disciplinary definitions and characteristics of good writing and how…
Descriptors: Interviews, Culture Conflict, Intellectual Disciplines, Stereotypes
Correia, Manuel G.; Bleicher, Robert E. – Michigan Journal of Community Service Learning, 2008
Approaching reflection from the perspective of a teachable skill set implies that research may inform how to help students reflect. Employing a framework of making connections often used in reading comprehension, this study aimed to characterize how making connections between the service-learning experience (SLE) and prior experiences in similar…
Descriptors: Reading Comprehension, Service Learning, Learning Experience, Reflection
McLellan, Hilary – Journal of Computing in Higher Education, 2007
Digital storytelling is a promising instructional strategy as well as an emerging field of study in higher education. Courses on digital storytelling are offered in communications and creative writing programs at a number of universities. However, the potential for digital storytelling extends far beyond the fields of communication and media…
Descriptors: Educational Strategies, Higher Education, Story Telling, Intellectual Disciplines
Meier, John; Rishel, Thomas – 1998
This text discusses how to create and incorporate effective writing assignments throughout the mathematics curriculum. It also emphasizes engaging students in a dialogue about mathematics while they are trying to learn. The first section provides concrete advice with a large number of examples so that an instructor can successfully begin to use…
Descriptors: Content Area Writing, Elementary Secondary Education, Integrated Activities, Interdisciplinary Approach
Greene, Stuart – 1991
A study aimed to increase understanding of how different writing-to-learn tasks invite the ways in which students construct meaning in writing from sources. The tasks used, writing either a report or a problem-based essay, required students to integrate prior knowledge with information from six textual sources in order to construct their own…
Descriptors: Content Area Writing, Higher Education, Prior Learning, Research Papers (Students)
Vazquez, John D. – 1992
The Integrated Skills Reinforcement (ISR) technique, developed by faculty at La Guardia Community College in New York City, is a student-centered teaching and learning model which can facilitate learning for non-traditional, non-native (frequently underprepared) students. It aims to develop and integrate students' basic skills into course content,…
Descriptors: Content Area Reading, Content Area Writing, Course Descriptions, Higher Education
Matulich, Loretta – 1983
At Clackamas Community College, a system of contract learning has been adapted for use in a technical writing class. The course focuses on teaching the essentials of technical writing (i.e., clarity and organization in report writing); the basic employment attitudes that local businesses and industries expect; and the form of writing that the…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Content Area Writing, Course Descriptions, Course Objectives
Simmons, JoAn McGuire, Ed. – 1983
Developed by instructors from the Los Angeles Community College District, this guidebook provides materials to aid community college instructors teaching in a variety of subject areas to integrate writing and student learning in their classrooms. Chapter 1 addresses a number of common concerns that instructors have about using writing in their…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Content Area Writing, Essay Tests, Two Year Colleges
Bazerman, Charles – 1979
Without a clear idea of the continuity of literary traditions, one is apt to lose a firm grasp on the distinctive qualities of literacy and literate communities. Literary history teaches that writers arise out of literary traditions. In the United States in the last few decades, however, the act of writing has come to be seen as an act of totally…
Descriptors: Content Area Writing, Elementary Secondary Education, Literacy, Literary History

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