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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/teaching-texts-forms
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课程名称：文本与形式教学 课程概述：任何作家的首要任务就是将词汇写在纸上，教学写作过程中帮助学生获得流利性、舒适感和自信心，这是他们在任何写作任务中成功所需的基础。然而，复杂的、全面的写作任务往往伴随着特定的期望和规范，作家必须满足这些要求才能取得成功。本课程将探讨一些更为全面的写作任务：个人散文、论证、分析以及其他类型的事务性写作，并创造性写作。学习者还将识别支持阅读与写作之间联系的策略，并学习如何通过实际作业激励学生围绕文本进行写作。 课程大纲： 1. 第部分：教授个人写作 描述：想象一个场景，学生被要求命名其所在州的首府、州鸟、州座右铭和主要经济产业，即使前面三个都答对了，但在第四个问题上却被告知“对不起，这是错误的”。 2. 第部分：阅读与写作的联系 描述：写作通常作为写作来教授，而阅读则作为阅读来教授。然而，将二者联系起来具有极大的价值。在本模块中，学习者将识别支持阅读与写作之间联系的策略，并进行实际作业，让学生围绕文本进行写作。学习者还将识别不同的阅读技巧，包括作家式阅读和深入阅读，并反思如何将他们的学习与当前或未来教学的学生相结合。 3. 第部分：教授论证、分析和事务性写作 描述：如今，"论证"往往被混淆为“争论”，其目标是证明…… 4. 第部分：教授创造性写作 描述：“给我讲个故事！”
Part: 1
Title:Teaching Personal Writing
Description: Imagine a scenario where a student is asked, for example, to name the capital city, state bird, state motto and primary economic industry of their state, and although they get the first three correct, on the fourth that student is told, “No, I’m sorry, that’s wrong.”
Part: 2
Title:The Reading/Writing Connection
Description: Often, writing is taught as writing, and reading is taught as reading. But there can be great value in connecting the two. In this module, learners will identify strategies for supporting the reading/writing connection and practical assignments for engaging students in writing around texts. Learners will identify different techniques of reading, including reading like a writer and deep reading, and will reflect on how they might apply their learning with the students they currently teach or will teach in the future.
Part: 3
Title:Teaching Argument, Analysis and Transactional Writing
Description: Too often these days, it seems that “argument” gets confused with “arguing,” with the goal being to prove
Part: 4
Title:Teaching Creative Writing
Description: “Tell me a story!”
The first job of any writer is to get words down on paper, and teaching writing as process helps students gain the fluency, comfort and confidence they need to succeed at any writing task. But complex, comprehensive writing tasks often bring with them specific expectations and conventions the writer must address to be successful. This course will examine some of those more comprehensive writing tasks: personal essays; argument, analysis and other forms of transactional writing; and creative writing. Learners will also identify strategies for supporting the reading/writing connection and practical assignments for engaging students in writing around texts.
