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Strech, Lorie L. – 1994
Writing workshop is an approach that encourages students to become involved in the writing process by using their own topics and writing for their own reasons. A history of writing pedagogy shows that educators have recently moved from a skills based approach of teaching writing to a process based approach: teachers are now interested in showing…
Descriptors: Cooperation, Curriculum Evaluation, Elementary Education, Process Approach (Writing)
Boswell, James, Jr. – 1993
Wisconsin writer Marshal Cook's article, "Training Your Muse: Seven Steps to Creativity," (1986) provides a basis for creative activities which help students in a three-credit tutor training course understand both tutoring and the writing process. In the first activity student tutors are asked to bring in a picture that symbolizes a good…
Descriptors: Art Expression, Class Activities, Discovery Processes, Higher Education
Blodgett, Jack – 1992
This document summarizes the activities of REACH, the Rural Education Alliance for Collaborative Humanities. REACH is an effort to strengthen rural education in South Carolina through writing and the study of local history and culture. Among REACH projects are the REACH School Programs, fostering student created research on the history and…
Descriptors: Computer Networks, Cultural Awareness, Curriculum Enrichment, Government Publications
Walsh, Lisa D.; Semb, George – 1993
This study compared obtrusive observers and self-reports to a criterion, unobtrusive observers, to assess how accurately they measured tutor performance. Unobtrusive observers were used as a criterion for comparison because it was assumed that their measures were free of biases. Participants were 55 college-level peer tutors. Course sections were…
Descriptors: Classroom Observation Techniques, College Students, Comparative Testing, Feedback
Middlebury Coll., VT. Bread Loaf School of English – 1991
Illustrating that the Bread Loaf Grants Program is cost-effective and beneficial, this collection presents reports and articles by and about teachers and students involved in staff and curriculum development projects funded by the program. The collection concludes that the projects demonstrate that literacy flourishes in settings where children…
Descriptors: Computer Networks, Cross Age Teaching, Curriculum Development, Elementary Secondary Education
Klopcic, Karen – 1998
This report describes a program for increasing the level of motivation in art which currently interferes with the understanding and appreciation of art as it relates to career choices, and the quality and quantity of artistic products. Targeted population consists of high school students in a predominantly white, middle class community in rural…
Descriptors: Art Activities, Art Appreciation, Art Education, Cooperative Learning
Longuevan, Craig; Shoemaker, Judith – 1991
The Tutorial Assistance Program (TAP) of the University of California (Irvine) is described and a new method of evaluation is illustrated through an analysis of the performance of students in six large introductory classes. This approach to evaluation starts with a multiple regression equation for predicting course grades of those not in tutoring…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Grade Point Average, Higher Education, Multiple Regression Analysis
Keane, Kathy Ann – 1992
The need to decrease the number of students repeatedly receiving after-school detentions was addressed by the implementation of the Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) program. The PAL program is based on the premise that students act out because they desire power. The program gave students power over tutoring situations by having input into planning for…
Descriptors: Behavior Problems, Cross Age Teaching, Discipline Problems, Elementary School Students
Moust, Jos C.; Schmidt, Henk G. – 1992
This paper presents a study that investigated academic achievement of students (total n=407) guided by student tutors compared with students guided by faculty tutors at the Law School of the University of Limburg, the Netherlands. Two methods of assessing students' achievement on end-of-course examinations were used: expert judgements and…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Comparative Analysis, Evaluation, Higher Education
Newman, Anabel P.; And Others – 1991
The Indiana University Student Literacy Corps was developed through an existing reading practicum course offered by the school of education through the Reading Practicum center; (2) tutors met or exceeded the time requirements of performing voluntary, uncompensated service each week of the academic term; (3) the corps provided a tutoring service…
Descriptors: Adult Literacy, Adult Reading Programs, College Students, Higher Education
McCabe, Don – 1991
This book describes how to organize and run a course for adults who want to learn how to tutor their own children, their spouse, or friends and relatives. The book begins with a detailed discussion of how to set up the course, a sample form letter for principals to send home, lists of course objectives and free or inexpensive materials, and a…
Descriptors: Adult Basic Education, Class Activities, Course Content, Lesson Plans
Rubenstein, Ilene; And Others – 1993
Tutor training programs in composition which emphasize interpersonal skills while offering concentrated correctness doses of mechanics and grammar are inherently limiting. While interpersonal skills are important, they only superficially address the complex situation of tutoring. A prescription for a healthy tutor program, one which would allow…
Descriptors: Cognitive Development, Higher Education, Paraprofessional Personnel, Peer Teaching
Boswell, James, Jr. – 1992
Writing center tutor training at Harrisburg Area Community College, Pennsylvania, was improved through the development and implementation of a 3-credit course. Professionals in the field, other professors at the institution, writing center tutors, and the community college administration were consulted in the development of the course. The course…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Course Content, Course Descriptions, Instructional Improvement
Kearney, James M. – 1994
This paper presents a summary of research on outcome-based education (OBE). The first section provides an overview of the evolution and history of OBE in the United States. Other outcome-based models are described in the second section. The third section reviews research on OBE and related concepts, including mastery learning, cooperative…
Descriptors: Academic Standards, Cooperative Education, Educational Assessment, Educational Objectives
Reigstad, Thomas J.; McAndrew, Donald A. – 1984
Intended for composition teachers who see "editor/writer" conferences as the ideal teaching strategy, this booklet offers a procedure for training tutors--staff or students--to respond skillfully to a writer's work in a one-to-one context. The first half of the booklet discusses theory and research regarding the tutorial process and some…
Descriptors: Models, Peer Teaching, Secondary Education, Student Teacher Relationship
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