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Jason

I've never required students to do something like this, but I've suggested it before. I think it's a great idea.

Beej

So far, I've only taught developmental courses at my college, so "real world" writing experience is a little ways coming for my students.

However, one experience I had that was very promising was when my Intro to Grad Studies professor required the entire class to submit our final project for the class to an appropriate peer-reviewed journal or conference. The assignment was to take one paper we had written as undergrads and revise and expand it using the research/writing techniques we went over during the course of the semester. It was a fantastic assignment, and it even got a few people bullets on their CVs that early.

By the way, I am adding this site to my blogroll, if that's okay.

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