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ENG 301 16.R: Jeff Buckley Time
Today’s Plan: Expected Grades: Reflection on Labor-Based Grading Constructing a Linkedin Profile Developing a Web/Portfolio Final Resume and Cover Letters Reflection on Labor-Based Grading This semester, I have been participating in a Teaching for Inclusion and Equity program and have … Continue reading
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Labor-Based Grading
This post was originally delivered as a conference presentation, later edited and presented at an English department summer retreat. I am in the process of revising it for an article submission. The article highlights three interrelated tenets of antiracist writing … Continue reading
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