Ds. Dunn, LESSONS LEARNED FROM AN INTERDISCIPLINARY WRITING COURSE - IMPLICATIONS FOR STUDENT WRITING IN PSYCHOLOGY, Teaching of psychology, 21(4), 1994, pp. 223-227
I discuss writing techniques and assessment methods and their use in C
ommunication, the interdisciplinary writing course I teach. The writin
g techniques are freewriting, small-group work, and per tutoring. The
assessment methods include commentary on written assignments by more t
han one faculty evaluator, peer feedback, and optional versus mandator
y rewriting. I then recommend applications for these writing technique
s and assessment methods in psychology courses.