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EDR 631 - Teaching Writing

Credits: 3

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Course involves the study of current writing theory and its implications for teaching writing. It addresses the application of theory in classroom teaching and work on the student’s own writing. Offered at least once a year. Prerequisites: Teaching experience or acceptance into a graduate certification program.