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I have presented my ideas on multigenre writing at several national CCCC
conferences and am still engaged in presentations. If
you would be interested in me participating in a workshop focused on multigenre
writing for either high school or college audiences, please contact me.
To learn more about my approach:
- See "Multigenre Research: Inquiring Minds," in
Wendy Bishop's The Subject is Research (Boynton/Cook 2001). A
co-authored chapter, along with Dr. Jayne A. Moneysmith, Kent State
University Stark Campus, shows students and teachers how
to develop a multigenre argument, step-by-step. Practical and
thorough.
- See my book entitled, Multiple Genres, Mulitple Voices:
Teaching Argument in Composition and Literature (March
2005,
Heinemann). A co-authored book with Dr. Jayne A. Moneysmith, Kent State University Stark
Campus, focuses on our work with recasting classical and alternative forms of argument in multigenre writing.
Feel free to contact me with any inquiries. My email address is:
cherylj@uidaho.edu or
cljohnson@cableone.net
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