Teachers Perceptions and Use of Writing Across the Curriculum Assignments in Math, Science and Social Sciences Classrooms
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Teachers Perceptions and Use of Writing Across the Curriculum Assignments in Math, Science and Social Sciences Classrooms
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This research study explores the perceptions of non-English Language Arts
Teachers regarding their use of Writing Across the Curriculum assignments in their classrooms. Research has shown that writing to learn is an effective teaching technique, yet it faces resistance because of a misconception that it is not of value in a culture of standardized testing. The following study surveyed a group of middle and high school teachers and revealed that these teachers were confused about the meaning and benefits of Writing Across the Curriculum, were hesitant to take on any additional workload, but would be open to use the technique if they received more training and support. iii |
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http://hdl.handle.net/2323/5691
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Author (aut): Lucas, Meagan
Other (oth): Ferris State University. School of Education.
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This research project is completed in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the Masters of Education in Curriculum and Instruction. 52 pages
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