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Introduction
1. The Ecology of Writing
A Post-Freirean Model for Adult Literacy Education
Unhappy Consciousness in First-Year English: How to Figure Things Out for Yourself
Evaluation in Adult Literacy Programs
Talking About Protocols
More Talk About Protocols
Cohesion, Coherence, and Incoherence
Contet as Vehicle: Implicatures in Writing
The Social Context of Literacy Education
Women's Ways of Writing
Nominal and Active Literacy
Community-Based Organizations as Providers of Education
Educational Aspects of Civilian Volunteer Corps
Why Are We Talking About Discourse Communities? Or, Foundationalism Rears Its Ugly Head Once More
Teaching Is Remembering.
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Leander Mase
reviewed Writing as social action on June 06, 2012 Writing as social action
Pat Schneider's WRITING ALONE AND WITH OTHERS is familiar fare to warriors of the "How to Write" wars. Part One "The Writer Alone" is sound and helps buck you up, so to speak. I page-by-paged my way through. Part Two "Writing with Others" is geared more to participants or moderators of workshops (such as Pat Schneider herself). In this section I found myself skipping pages. Does not apply. Does not apply. Etc.
The last part is "additional exercises" to supplement the many provided throughout the book. Lots of familiar ideas and some new.
Overall, nothing glitzy, but a steady-wins-the-race Bible of sorts. I'd recommend especially if you're going to workshop as a verb, be it as participant or fearless leader.
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