... Macmillan . Taking the Text on a Road Trip Conducting a Literary Field Study Paul D. Reich and Emily Russell If you happened to find yourself in the middle of Georgia traveling on High- way 441 just outside of Milledgeville, you might notice a historical marker and unassuming sign pointing...

... Wake on the West Branch”) gives an alarming account of a canoeing trip in Maine ruined by terrible weather, inadequately prepared students, and Deliverance-like gun-toting locals. Brit- ish ecocritic Terry Gifford describes an inspiring creative writing program for schoolchildren in the Lake...

... : Getty Center for Education in the Arts . Reich Paul D. Russell Emily . 2014 . “Taking the Text on a Road Trip: Conducting a Literary Field Study.” Pedagogy 14 . 3 : 417 – 33 . Roberts Jennifer . 2013 . “The Power of Patience: Teaching Students the Value of Deceleration...

... 199 Peary, Alexandria | The Hidden Ethos Inside Process Pedagogy 289 Raymond, Richard C. | Considering Claims and Finding One’s Place: Teaching Students to Read Twentieth-­Century American Poetry   251 Reich, Paul D., and Emily Russell | Taking the Text on a Road Trip...

.... Perf. Ryan O'Neal. Fox. Perrotta, Tom. 2000 . Joe College . New York: St. Martin's. Reed, Elwood. 1998 . If I Six . New York: Doubleday. Road Trip . 2000 . Dir. Todd Phillips. Perf. Tom Green. DreamWorks. Russo, Richard. 1997 . Straight Man . New York: Vintage. School Daze...

... for preservice teachers and graduate courses in mem- oir and composition theory. Working in conjunction with local PBS stations, she developed the Write Site and the Ohio Reading Road Trip multimedia programs. Her publications include chapters in books from Heinemann, the National Council of Teachers of English...

... for preservice teachers and graduate courses in mem- oir and composition theory. Working in conjunction with local PBS stations, she developed the Write Site and the Ohio Reading Road Trip multimedia programs. Her publications include chapters in books from Heinemann, the National Council of Teachers of English...

...-limits. The present essay contributes a genre-based pedagogy, until now only hinted at by hypertext theorists and not imported into the domain of hypertext by genre theorists. While I focus on creative hypertexts autobiographies and popu- lar genres like soap operas and road trip stories a genre-based...

... conversation with her grandfather. We take turns pretending we are walking in someone else s moccasins. . . . On and on we go. We walk in everybody s moccasins, and we have discovered some interesting things that way. One day I realized that our whole trip out to Lewiston had been a gift from Gram and Gramps...

... conversation with her grandfather. We take turns pretending we are walking in someone else s moccasins. . . . On and on we go. We walk in everybody s moccasins, and we have discovered some interesting things that way. One day I realized that our whole trip out to Lewiston had been a gift from Gram and Gramps...

... or another (saving for a car, for a trip to Bali), by an awful job? I am determined to find out. “Have you ever had a summer or part-time job that you hated?” I ask them. Several people raise their hands. “What was wrong with it?” “It was boring.” “I hated my boss.” “It wasn’t...

... or another (saving for a car, for a trip to Bali), by an awful job? I am determined to find out. “Have you ever had a summer or part-time job that you hated?” I ask them. Several people raise their hands. “What was wrong with it?” “It was boring.” “I hated my boss.” “It wasn’t...

... or another (saving for a car, for a trip to Bali), by an awful job? I am determined to find out. “Have you ever had a summer or part-time job that you hated?” I ask them. Several people raise their hands. “What was wrong with it?” “It was boring.” “I hated my boss.” “It wasn’t...

... or another (saving for a car, for a trip to Bali), by an awful job? I am determined to find out. “Have you ever had a summer or part-time job that you hated?” I ask them. Several people raise their hands. “What was wrong with it?” “It was boring.” “I hated my boss.” “It wasn’t...

... experience using library research tools such as electronic periodical indexes, and even if they trip over the library’s online catalog, students often have not had an opportunity to develop the expertise and/or vocabulary necessary to effectively search for scholarly resources on broad topics. Because...

... of his own first year on the trip. Like the line, the structure Lang uses to shape his relation is irregu- lar, as the text adheres only loosely to the passage of his early months as an English professor. The prologue, “Before (and After) the Beginning,” lays out the preparatory groundwork...

... transformative. Graduate School “For the Love of It” I remember the first words Booth said to me: “So tell me, what do you really enjoy reading?”1 It was my first trip to his impressive Gothic tower office. Pedagogy: Critical Approaches to Teaching Literature, Language, Composition, and Culture...

... not be about seeing the sights — or, for that matter, seeing anything at all. In The Silent Traveler in London, Chiang Yee (1938: 60) recalls his first trip to the top of Westminster Cathedral, “which is supposed to be the highest place in London and from which the whole city can be seen as well.” Born...

... move from text to subtext and back again. Linguistic Design One element of linguistic design that constantly trips up students is the part of Beachy Head in which Smith provides samples of the stranger poet’s work — these poems are supposedly manuscripts discovered by the local inhabitants...

... of Calais’s reputation as a scholar, I wondered how he’d managed, and my seagoing data-­collection trips, the classes cov- ered by teaching assistants and colleagues, my labwork, all the conferences and hours of writing for publication darted through my mind like the silver streaks of those tiny delta...