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the 'logic' of training tutors thru' EN
- To: wcenter@ttacs6.ttu.edu
- Subject: the 'logic' of training tutors thru' EN
- From: "VIRGINIA JOHNSON-7372" <rwjohnson@Augustana.edu>
- Date: Wed, 5 Nov 1997 11:20:32 CST
- Organization: Augustana College - Rock Island IL
- Priority: normal
Hello and please help if you can.
My instition's educational policy committee has brought a
recommendation before the faculty senate which proposes
(among other things) that our tutor training course be
removed from the English curriculum and be given a new prefix.
For many reasons, that may ultimately be a
good thing for our Center (which is both writing and
reading/learning center), but EPC's rationale states that "there
is no logical reason for designating [Tutor Training] as part
of the English curriculum."
I have clear ideas about the logic of having two courses that
focus primarily on writing theory and pedagogy be part of the English
curriculum, but what I need are examples of places where Writing
Center peer tutors are trained in courses that have English
department designations.
If you would just e-mail me the name of course and department
designation and institution, it would help me address this notion.
Unfortunately the Senate meeting is tomorrow and I just uncovered a
copy of the recommendation yesterday, so time is short.
Thank you.
Virginia Johnson
Director Reading/Writing Center
Augustana College
Rock Island IL 61201
rwjohnson@augustana.edu