Writing to Learn Internet Links
List of Websites
- Clearinghouse for links to Writing to Learn Research
- Writing to Learn print resources
- Writing to Learn rationale
- Suffolf County Community College has put together for its faculty a set of pages explaining WTL and offering advice on ways to implement WTL activities into classes in any discipline
- Peter Elbow’s brief introduction to “Writing for Learning” for teachers (National Teaching and Learning Forum site)
- U of Wisconsin’s brief introduction to WTL for teachers within their quite extensive "Doing CL” guide"
- Cori Brewster and Jennifer Klump’s online monograph entitled Writing to Learn, Learning to Write: Revisiting Writing Across the Curriculum in Northwest Secondary Schools. It’s at the Northwest Regional Educational Library (NREL)site.
- Some pointers for teachers on “Writing to Learn with Learning Logs” in an online magazine called Teaching Today within the McGraw Hill-Glencoe site.
- Purdue’s Online Writing Lab’s brief introduction to WTL and WID, which includes a list of link to other school’s resources, some of which are WTL related.
- U-of-Indiana writing director Ray Smith’s brief explanation of “microthemes” in Indiana’s Teaching Resources Center Newsletter
- Some “Ideas for Journals” within Northern Illinois University’s WAC site
- George-Mason-U page listing and explaining some WTL techniques faculty might consider using
- Concordia profs Judith & Calvin Kalman’s introduction to WTL on the U of Singapore’s site
- Jane Ehrenfeld’s summary of and report on Joan Countryman’s book Writing to Learn Mathematics at mathforum.org
- Anthony Edgington & Rodney F. Dick’s article “Using Writing to Learn Mathematics” at the U of Louisville’s site
- Intro to WTL and some WTL techniques at the Colorado School of Mines site
- Washington University website briefly explaining WTL and listing some WTL-style activities for TAs and instructors at Washington
- Cal State explaining WTL and listing some WTL activities instructors there might try out
- U-Hawaii page listing some WTL-style activities
- Howard U site explaining WTL and listing a number of WTL-style activities
