... pressures behind the “habits of mind” structure so central to the text. We then read success against queer theory's recent turn to negative emotion, notably in Ahmed's The Promise of Happiness , Berlant's Cruel Optimism , and Halberstam's Queer Art of Failure . Our goal is to think about how the Framework...

...Paul Feigenbaum Abstract Students are more likely to embrace failure in learning when they are intrinsically motivated, but formal education in the United States operates through extrinsic rewards that make failure something to fear and avoid. Accordingly, the author examines the lessons...

.... Com ment a r y Another F Word: Failure in the Classroom Dale M. Bauer In 1990, I published an essay titled “The Other ‘F’ Word, or the Feminist in the Classroom,” in which I argued for ways to present feminist content so that students could make their own conclusions about...

.... The article traces its genesis, outlines the pedagogies that informed it, and closely reads one image from the erasure poem as a touchstone for reflecting on the lessons learned from the project. It also addresses the absence of critical discussions of failure in the discourse of the public humanities...

... these students arrived at my office to talk about what had happened, it was clear they wanted me to fix something. I understood my students’ desires, their ache for education to arch toward freedom and justice. I, too, worked toward that horizon. But I didn't necessarily think our class failure ruined...

... with sources, including his 2000 Conference on College Composition and Communication talk, Sources of What? Kreilkamp Getting Real about Failure 331 Getting Real about Failure in the Classroom Ivan Kreilkamp Teaching, like any other form of communication, is necessarily partial, incomplete. It tempts its...

...Paul Walker Abstract Writing assessment and social justice rely largely on success-trajectory narratives, which sideline productive failure as a means of resisting normative futurity-based modes of education and policy. This essay offers an alternative perspective on failure in writing assessment...

.... The authors connect this map to the Framework for Success in Postsecondary Writing and the Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education but critique the failure of these frameworks to account for the importance of reading. In emphasizing WRIL for students, the authors contend that practitioners...

... of instructors to develop ways to prepare students not for the unexpected failure but for the inevitable frustration that comes even with success. Copyright © 2019 by Duke University Press 2019 digital humanities pedagogy digital pedagogy teaching affect Works Cited Battershill Claire...

... of mentored peer tutors who researched the accessibility of writing at Marquette University. Their successes and failures show how, beyond research findings, undergraduate research experience can be consequential for practitioners and their communities. Works Cited Bukowski Noah...

... to: the first intuition is that learning requires risk, and the second intuition is that the chance of failure is always real. Not until teachers recognize the extent to which these intuitions put the brakes on student learning do we begin to embrace an empathetic understanding of students’ emotions...

... do find it curious that the alleged failure of the classical curricu- lum is never analyzed within the context of the pedagogy of the day, a peda- gogy which in fact presumed that curriculum is all, that texts teach themselves, and that the curriculum would automatically impose its benefits...

... hostility, poverty, and crime—are still very much with us today, largely because we consistently fail to fully recognize either their deep causes (a failure of causal analysis, or backward causal reasoning) or the respective indirect and long-term consequences of our various possible societal responses...

...: New Sites for Writing, New Forms of Composition, New Cultures of Learning .” WPA: Writing Program Administration 28 . 1–2 : 9 – 28 . Halberstam Judith . 2011 . The Queer Art of Failure . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Halbritter Bump Lindquist Julie . 2012...

... with sources, including his 2000 Conference on College Composition and Communication talk, Sources of What? Kreilkamp Getting Real about Failure 331 Getting Real about Failure in the Classroom Ivan Kreilkamp Teaching, like any other form of communication, is necessarily partial, incomplete. It tempts its...

... with sources, including his 2000 Conference on College Composition and Communication talk, Sources of What? Kreilkamp Getting Real about Failure 331 Getting Real about Failure in the Classroom Ivan Kreilkamp Teaching, like any other form of communication, is necessarily partial, incomplete. It tempts its...

... in which I gave out two packs of detention slips, had a dozen meetings with the assistant principal, and lob- 462 Pedagogy bied to expunge the most troublesome students from my class, I came to the realization that I was a failure as a teacher. Not only was I not teaching any- thing, I had created a siege...

... to Practice , edited by Coxwell-Teague Deborah and Lunsford Ronald , 71 – 110 . Anderson, SC : Parlor Press . Inoue Asao B . 2014b . “ Theorizing Failure in US Writing Assessments .” Research in the Teaching of English 48 , no. 3 : 330 – 52 . Inoue Asao B . 2015...

... back to the early stages of public education in this country. She reveals a history filled with inequality (especially for women), an early and marked distinction between teaching and “real” intellectual work, a persistent blam- ing of teachers for the failure of education, a persistent...

... faculty to engage in the hard work of learning a second discipline — teaching and learning scholarship — is difficult at best. The failure to reward teaching is not, however, the only reason faculty ignore attempts to engage in the work of transforming their teaching. A second reason...