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Candace C Kelly Writing Center Coordinator Hillary Mokaya Peer Consultant Amori Washington Peer Consultant Claflin University Claflin University Historically Black University HBCU ID: 538906

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Revisiting the Idea of a Writing Center: Equipping Peer Consultants to Differentiate Their Approaches in the Marathon of Tutoring

Candace C. Kelly, Writing Center Coordinator

Hillary

Mokaya

, Peer Consultant

Amori

Washington, Peer Consultant

Claflin

UniversitySlide2

Claflin University

Historically Black University (HBCU)

Private

Orangeburg, SC

Approximately 1,900 students

13 Peer Writing ConsultantsSlide3

“The Idea of a Writing Center”

Stephen M. North

1984

Discusses misconceptions and mission

Writing centers are not “fix-it shops” for remedial writers

We create “better writers, not better writing”Slide4

Tutoring MarathonTrains: chug

steadily

Cars: cruise comfortably

Planes: arrive quickly Slide5

IdeasSlide6

OrganizationSlide7

VoiceSlide8

Collaborate

In groups, discuss what you do or could do in your tutoring center to tailor your approaches to the needs of individual writers/tutees. Prepare to share your discussion.Slide9

Discussion

What did you discuss in your groups?Slide10

Final CommentsRemember no two students are alike.

Remind writers that they are not racing anyone else; they are running at their own pace to be their personal best.Slide11

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