Writing scholars can strengthen their credibility by serving as instructional consultants. Learn how WAC diplomacy benefits all faculty.

As an aspiring R-2 institution, Kean needs a discipline-driven Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) program. Here's how it could work.

Writing affords us the ability to revise our ideas before delivering them. Here’s why writing classes should teach through failure.

We teach children to respect and follow authority without teaching them how to build their own authority. Can we afford to let that continue?

John Swales listed the six characteristics that qualify groups as discourse communities. Here's why they matter and how to understand them.

Writing requires visual literacies, which too often go unacknowledged. Students need to learn about readability and effective document design.

Writing is a human invention that allows humans to connect and shape ideas. Removing the personal element (esp. with ChatGPT) ruins writing.

Children develop their primary literacy at home and secondary literacies at school. Here’s how technology complicates that process.

Beyond merely conveying information, writing has many functions, many of which benefit the author, not just the audience. See how it works.

When we allow our platforms and devices to make decisions for us, we give up our agency and lose control of our lives. How can we resist?