WAC Bibliography
Welcome to the WAC Bibliography. The bibliography, developed and presented in collaboration with CompPile, was developed to support teachers across the disciplines who are interested in using writing and speaking in their courses; scholars who are interested in WAC theory and research; and program administrators, designers, and developers who have interests in the latest work in faculty outreach, program design, and assessment.
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Category: Sociology
Your search found 11 citations.
1. Brent, Edward; Martha Townsend. (2006). Automated essay grading in the sociology classroom: finding common ground. In Ericsson, Patricia Freitag; Richard H. Haswell (Eds.), Machine scoring of student essays: Truth and consequences; Logan, UT: Utah State University Press (pp. 177-198).
Keywords: machine-scoring, computer, computer-analysis, University of Missouri, sociology-course, intensive, grading, evaluation, cost-effective, computer-feedback, Qualrus, SAGrader, tricking, WAC, conflict
2. Cadwallader, Mervyn L.; C. Allen Scarboro. (1982). Teaching writing within a sociology course: A case study in writing across the curriculum. Teaching Sociology 09.4, 359-582.
Keywords: sociology-course, WAC, freewriting, group, term-paper
3. Coker, Frances H.; Allen Scarboro. (1990). Writing to learn in upper-division sociology courses: Two case studies. Teaching Sociology 18.2, 218-222.
Keywords: advanced, WAC, intensive, sociology-course, religion, Millsaps College [Mississippi], write-to-learn
4. Davis, Barbara; Linda Luvaas-Briggs; Sacramento City College. (1983). 'It's not my job'--basic skill development in a sociology course, a shared solution. ERIC Document Reproduction Service, ED 231 496.
Keywords: WAC, sociology-course, basic-skills, teacher-cooperation, shared responsibility
5. Day, Susan. (1989). Producing better writers in sociology classes: A test of the writing-across-the-curriculum approach. Teaching Sociology 17.4, 458-464.
Keywords: WAC, sociology-course, Southwest Texas State University, contrast-group, volume-of-writing, grading, rigor, data, improvement
6. Peters, Sandra; Deborah Saxon. (1998). Simulation and collaborative learning in political science and sociology classrooms. ERIC Document Reproduction Service, ED 424 784.
Keywords: collaboration, simulation, pedagogy, WAC, political-science-course, sociology-course, ESP, ESL
7. Peters, Sandra; Deborah Saxon. (1998). Simulation and collaborative learning in political science and sociology classrooms. In Orr, Thomas (Ed.), The Japan Conference on English for Specific Purposes proceedings (Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima, November 8, 1997); Aizu University [Japan], Center for Language Research, ERIC Document Reproduction Service, ED 424 774.
Keywords: ESP, ESP, pedagogy, WAC, political-science-course, sociology-course, simulation, collaboration
8. Peters, Sandra; Deborah Saxon. (1997). Simulation and collaborative learning in political science and sociology classrooms. In Orr, Thomas (Ed.); Aizu University [Aizuwakamatsu, Japan], Center for Language Research; Proceedings 1997: The Japan Conference on English for Specific Purposes proceedings (Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima, November 8, 1997); ERIC Document Reproduction Service, ED 424 774 (pp. 87-90).
Keywords: ESL, ESP, technical-communication, WAC, simulation, collaboration, political-science-course, sociology-course
9. Pittendrigh, Adele S.; Patrick C. Jobes. (1984). Teaching across the curriculum: Critical communication in the sociology classroom. Teaching Sociology 11.3, 281-296.
Keywords: environmental-science-course, problem-solving, write-to-learn, WAC, sociology-course
10. Singh, Raghu N.; N. Prabha Unnithan. (1989). Free to write: On the use of speculative writing in sociology courses. Teaching Sociology 17.4, 465-470.
Keywords: sociology-course, WAC, speculative, assignment, pedagogy
11. Wagenaar, Theodore C. (1984). Using student journals in sociology courses. Teaching Sociology 11.4, 419-437.
Keywords: WAC, sociology-course, journal-writing, pedagogy, sample
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