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Writing Resources for Faculty and TAs

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Any university instructor who expects students to learn a subject by writing about it, and who assesses learning through written assignments, has taken on some of the functions of a writing instructor. As well, a number of faculty members specialize in writing as a subject in itself, teaching it both in the classroom and through individual tutoring.    These files give advice drawn from the experience of successful University of Toronto faculty members in various disciplines. They also list further readings and Internet resources, chosen for their practicality and relevance to U. of T. conditions.

From the FAQ list... Grading Lots of Papers without Killing Yourself Advice on Teaching Writing in Your Subject Area: Designing Assignments Deterring Plagiarism Responding and Evaluating The Instructor's Role in Online Conferencing Ways to Help Your ESL Students Teaching Writing Within Arts & Science Courses Further Resources: Books and Articles on Writing in the Disciplines Books and Articles on Teaching Writing Web Sites and Discussion Lists Web-enabled Software: iWRITE new Teaching Writing at U of T

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