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1. Right click on the name of the person whose paper you would like to view. It should go to a new page on a new tab. Without a right click, to return you will have to use your back button on your browser.
OR
2. The paper will be published below the Posts; please scroll down to view the text you have selected.
We appreciate your patience as we work towards improving this resource. Thank you.
ISI 2010 Papers
ISI 2009 Inquiry and Reflection
Prior to conducting research and developing a workshop, the 2009 ISI participants explored his or her experiences or current understanding of a teaching of writing practice in a personal, non-research-based, reflective essay.
There is no standard format for this essay; the writer may depict a specific teaching moment, explore a series of experiences related to the practice, discuss what he or she has already read/learned about the subject, or reflect on the questions about the practice.
There is no standard format for this essay; the writer may depict a specific teaching moment, explore a series of experiences related to the practice, discuss what he or she has already read/learned about the subject, or reflect on the questions about the practice.
