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Is There a Reproducibility Crisis in Writing Center Research?

April 21, 2016 by Thomas Spitzer-Hanks

Today a public/private partnership between New America, Arizona State University and the online magazine Slate will hold an event called “Trust But Verify: The Crisis in Biomedicine.” The ‘crisis’ the title refers to results from a recent, widespread realization that important research in the field may be fundamentally flawed, a majority of it impossible to replicate for various reasons. This same crisis is occurring in the field of psychology, causing practitioners to question some of their basic clinical assumptions. An obvious question presents itself: is there a reproducibility crisis in writing center research?

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April 21, 2016 /Thomas Spitzer-Hanks

On 'feminized space' in the Writing Center

April 13, 2016 by Thomas Spitzer-Hanks

I’ve spent a lot of time as the only man in the room. Having worked (mostly with infants) in early childhood education after earning my English degree, and having attended a master’s program in feminist theory, spaces where women are the norm are familiar and pleasant places to me. Maybe this is why I like writing centers. 

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April 13, 2016 /Thomas Spitzer-Hanks

Behind the Curtain: An Interview with Thomas Spitzer-Hanks

April 06, 2016 by Guest Post

This is the transcript of an interview conducted by Dr. Tom Lindsay, an active member of our editorial review board, with Praxis Managing Co-Editor Thomas Spitzer-Hanks. Dr. Lindsay is representing Praxis today at the Conference on College Composition and Communication in Houston, Texas and we'd like to thank him for the opportunity to publish this interview.

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April 06, 2016 /Guest Post
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