A Final Reflective Episode

Update: 2022-05-05

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I (@kstedman) finished reading Bad Ideas about Writing. What's left to say?

A lot, apparently. This final reflective episode is not found in the book; instead, it records some of the genesis of this podcast project, some details about how I made it, lots of random thoughts about scholarly audiobooks, and fewer thanks than I should have included. It's not required listening; think of it as the director's commentary.

The transcript is available in this Google Doc.

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A Final Reflective Episode

2022-05-0530:39

63: Anyone Can Teach Writing, by Seth Kahn

2022-04-2216:23

62: Anyone Can Teach an Online Writing Course, by Beth L. Hewett

2022-04-0818:03

61: Face-to-Face Courses Are Superior to Online Courses, by Tiffany Bourelle and Andy Bourelle

2022-04-0115:00

60: Secondary-School English Teachers Should Only Be Taught Literature, by Elizabethada A. Wright

2022-03-2519:13

59: Dual-Enrollment Writing Classes Should Always Be Pursued, by Caroline Wilkinson

2022-03-1816:43

58: You're Going to Need This for College, by Andrew Hollinger

2022-03-1113:00

57: Digital Natives and Digital Immigrants, by Phill Michael Alexander

2022-03-0414:54

56: The More Digital Technology, The Better, by Genesea M. Carter & Aurora Matzke

2022-02-2513:52

55: Gamification Makes Writing Fun, by Joshua Daniel

2022-02-1815:13

54: Texting Ruins Literacy Skills, by Christopher Justice

2022-02-1119:46

53: Texting Ruins Students' Grammar Skills, by Scott Warnock

2022-02-0420:58

52: SAT Scores Are Useful for Placing Students in Writing Courses, by Kristen di Gennaro

2022-01-2813:38

51: Plagiarism Detection Services Are Money Well Spent, by Stephanie Vie

2022-01-2119:21

50: Machines Can Evaluate Writing Well, by Chris M. Anson & Les Perelman

2022-01-1423:37

49: Student Writing Must be Graded by the Teacher, by Christopher R. Friend

2022-01-0714:24

Interlude 2: More Episodes Soon!

2021-12-1302:17

48: When Responding to Student Writing, More is Better, by Muriel Harris

2021-08-2015:03

47: Rubrics Oversimplify the Writing Process, by Crystal Sands

2021-08-1311:30

46: Rubrics Save Time and Make Grading Criteria Visible, by Anna Leahy

2021-08-0614:47

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A Final Reflective Episode

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A Final Reflective Episode

Kyle Stedman

A Final Reflective Episode