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Writing Outside Your Comfort Zone Helping Students Navigate Unfamiliar Genres

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ISBN-10: 0325012474

ISBN-13: 9780325012476

Edition: 2009

Authors: Cathy Fleischer, Sarah Andrew-Vaughan

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  This work is an important contribution to the field of writing instruction, but it is also a great read. The advice is practical, the resources helpful, and the discussion thought provoking. Fleischer and Andrew-Vaughan are wonderful guides on the journey through the Unfamiliar Genre Projecthellip;they invite us in, earn our trust, and then support us as we take on a new and unfamiliar challenge. Enjoy the journey! - Heather Lattimer Author of Thinking Through Genre   If genre study isn't in your curriculum and standards documents, it's likely to be soon. But which genres are the most useful for students to study? And how do you find time to cover them all? Writing Outside Your Comfort…    
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Book details

List price: $37.13
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: Heinemann
Publication date: 1/9/2009
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 184
Size: 7.40" wide x 9.20" long x 0.38" tall
Weight: 0.308
Language: English

Cathy Fleischer is coauthor of the Heinemann title Writing Outside Your Comfort Zone. A former high school English teacher, she is a professor of English at Eastern Michigan University. She has edited NCTE's English Education and codirects the Eastern Michigan Writing Project, coordinating the teacher research group and the Family Literacy Initiative. Cathy presents frequently and writes extensively about how teachers can create change by conducting classroom research and sharing it with colleagues, administrators, and parents.

Sarah Andrew-Vaughan is coauthor of the Heinemann title Writing Outside Your Comfort Zone. She teaches English at Huron High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She is a Teacher Consultant for the Eastern Michigan Writing Project and a long-standing member of its teacher research group. Her article "Researching Writing: The Unfamiliar Genre Research Project" (with Cathy Fleischer) won English Journal's Edwin M. Hopkins Award in 2006.