From Remediation to Meaning

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From Remediation to Meaning

Generic Conventions in ALP

ALP ENG 101 ENG 052 After discussing this slide, Peter turns it back to Sarah. A L P

reduces stigma improves attachment provides stronger role models encourages cohort effect changes attitude toward developmental course allows individual attention allows time for non-cog issues allows coordination of the two courses

How students feel about (School) Writing

Original Study Perception. Survey How do you feel about writing? What kinds of writing are there? Some people are naturally better writers than others. Survey

Perceptions of Writing Negative: 8 Positive: 9

The Positives Getting things off my chest Speak your mind An escape Express my inner thoughts I like creative writing

The Negatives I like to write how I like I wouldn’t write for fun just because I feel like it’s a bunch of work

The Semester Original Plan Nightmare Alley Paper TED Talk Write in multiple genres Genre analyses Complete a multi-genre project 4 Papers: Nightmare Alley Paper TED Talk Laramie Project Case Study Multi-Genre Box Project

Ch-ch-ch-Changes “Getting out of the Classroom” More material More engaged Still multimodal

Getting Out of the Classroom Each group will have to satisfy the following requirements:   Secondary Research You will have to do some research on your chosen problem. Find out what has already been written about this subject. Field Research/Primary Research As part of your research, I want you to GO SOMEWHERE. You could go to a meeting of a local advocacy group. You could observe a group of people in their natural setting. You could do interviews with people about the problem. Narrative The narrative will tell the story of the issue. Lay it out so everyone understands it. Proposal You have to have an answer to the question: What should we do about this problem? This should be an in-depth and well-supported proposal, explaining all aspects of your ideas. It should be realistic. You should keep in mind those who may disagree with your proposal. How can you convince them?

List of links for programs/advocacy groups dealing with this problem already. (Annotated) You are not the first person to realize this problem exists. Find out what other people are doing about the problem, locally and nationally. In your list of links, include a brief description of the program. What is useful about it?   Creative Component Depending on what talents you find in your group you could make this component: a performance, a poem, a piece of art, a story, a series of photographs. The options are wide open here. Video I would like part of the project to be a video. 90% of you have phones that can take videos. You could make one of the above sections (the narrative, proposal or creative component) a video, or you could make it an add-on.

Approach to the ALP Section Writing Studies-- reflections Additional Genre work One-on-one Stylistic work More of what I would have done in 101 if I had more time More informal, low stakes assignments More shared in-class writing More unpacking of assignments Reading work

The results How do you feel about writing NOW? Same: 4 More Positive: 8 One positive: “a tad bit”

Findings and Caveats Some attrition Generally favorable 3/8 more favorable were ALPers 2/4 were not Not always a matter of conversion, but changing view of writing.

Student Comments “Talking about genres did help me discover writing in a new way. It made me realize that there actually is no way to write correctly, there are so many different forms of writing and styles which makes it limitless” Male ALP student, age 18

Student Comments, Continued My whole outlook changed on writing. I love it more because I feel that I am a better writer than before. I’ve become more flexible with my writing and have more confidence. Female ALPer, age 26

More Student Comments Talking about different genres allowed me to write in a specific type of style. For example the case study we had to do I tried my best to sound like a detective reviewing a case. Male ALPer, age 17 : “I’ve learned to write in a way that would interest my audiences. I think that the way I use to write was kind of boring. I don’t dislike writing as much as I did before. Talking about genres just allowed me to think outside of the traditional writing like the essays.” Female ALPer, age 17

One More student Comment “I like writing more than I did before. I am more open to writing essays than I was before and I’ve realized they don’t have to be as boring as they appear to be. I used to think of writing in a more formal way. Talking about genres of writing helped me to understand writing in a larger scope and not just in English class. I learned of the more informal ways of writing that include things like posts on social media and texts that may be to friends. It made me think about how I write differently depending on the audience.” Female, 17 year old