Here I Come, Brave New World! (A Manifesto, of Sorts)
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- IU-East ENG-W500 Teaching Composition
- Looking Back Is Looking Forward
- “Writing Center Pedagogy” by Neal Learner
- A Very Brief History of Writing Instruction
- Fully Online and Hybrid Writing Instruction by Beth L. Hewett
- “WAC’s Disappearing Act” by Rita Malenczyk
- “Studying Literacy in Digital Contexts” by Gail E. Hawisher and Cynthia Selfe
- IU-East ENG-W682: Literacy
- 24 Hours of Literacy
- A Rather Long and Wandering Reflection on Ong and Arroyo
- Adult Students and Technological Literacy
- Digital or Print: A False Dilemma
- Here I Come, Brave New World! (A Manifesto, of Sorts)
- In Search of a New Literacy Pedagogy
- Literacy Is an Elephant (and I Can’t See)
- My Philosophy of Literacy: A Draft, a Revision, a Remix
- Teaching My Students that Writing Is Learning and Thinking
- The Literacy Needs of Differently Abled Students
- The Literacy of American Sign Language Users
- What Does Literacy Mean?
- What I Know: My Philosophy of Literacy
- Teaching Portfolio–IU-East ENG-W501
- Curriculum Vitae
- Teaching and Learning Philosophy
- Rhetorical Analysis Assignment
- Sample Syllabus and Schedule
- Literacy Narrative Assignment
- Rubric for Literacy Narrative Assignment
- Disciplinary Writing Assignment
- Rubric for Disciplinary Writing Assignment
- Lesson Plans in Support of Disciplinary Writing Assignment