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A Writing Center Journal

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8.1 (2010): QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE VISIONS OF THE WRITING CENTER

 

columns

From the Editors      
The Praxis Editorial Board

 

focus articles

Synch or Swim: (Re)Assessing Asynchronous Online Writing Labs
Matthew Schultz

 

Writing Assessment and Writing Center Assessment: Collision, Collusion, Conversation
Madeleine Picciotto

 

Bridging Institutions to Cross the Quantitative/Qualitative Divide
Pam Bromley, Kara Northway and Eliana Schonberg

 

Toward a More Perfect Union: Integrating Quantitative and Qualitative Data in Writing Fellows Program Assessment
Christopher Hoyt and Maryann Peterson

 

Bridging Quantitative Analysis with Qualitative Experience: Two Concerns Working Together for a More Comprehensive Perspective
Jane Hirschhorn

 

Research and the UWC: Understanding the Diversity of Students' Experiences
Andrea Saathoff and Collette Chapman-Hilliard

 

Consulting

Consultant Spotlight

 

"Anybody There?": A Comparison of Writing Center Coaching and Crisis Counseling
Jenny Poon 

 

 

Training

Featured Center

 

Mapping the Meaning of 'Help":Tutor Training and the Sense of Self-Efficacy
Janet Gebhart Auten

 

Researching Micromoments in the Writing Center
Jennifer Pooler

 

Watch and Learn: Peer Evaluation and Tutoring Pedagogy
Jane Van Slembrouck

 

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