Focus on Research: What's Involved? Setting Up a Writing Exchange

Sarah Warshauer Freedman, co-director of the National Center for the Study of Writing and Literacy, discusses how to set up a writing exchange. An exchange improves and expands students' literacy opportunities in urban schools in various countries.

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Published in:Language arts 1995-03, Vol.72 (3), p.208-218
Main Author: FREEDMAN, SARAH WARSHAUER
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Academic Failure
African Americans
Autobiographies
Basic writing
Black people
British literature
Classrooms
Controversial Issues (Course Content)
Correspondence
Education
Educational Facilities Improvement
Grade 6
Grade 9
Ice
Instructional Effectiveness
Literacy
Literary criticism
Low Achievement
Middle Schools
Minority Group Students
Schools
Student Participation
Teacher Effectiveness
Teachers
Urban areas
Urban Schools
Writing
Writing Instruction
Writing teachers
Written Language
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Summary:Sarah Warshauer Freedman, co-director of the National Center for the Study of Writing and Literacy, discusses how to set up a writing exchange. An exchange improves and expands students' literacy opportunities in urban schools in various countries.
ISSN:0360-9170
1943-2402
DOI:10.58680/la199524434