Focusing on the evolving landscape of business and professional communication, this book addresses the need for modern pedagogies that foster student engagement. It critiques traditional teaching methods and emphasizes interactive and collaborative approaches to better prepare students for real-world communication challenges. By exploring various rhetorical situations, it aims to enhance students' ability to navigate complex contexts effectively.
Writing Instruction in Anglo-Canadian Universities
Focusing on the evolution of writing instruction in Canadian universities, this book compiles historical insights and current practices across various academic units, including engineering courses and writing centers. It highlights diverse teaching models tailored to specific contexts. The editors' introduction and an essay on contemporary practices, along with an Afterword by Russ Hunt, offer a framework for understanding the complexities of writing education in Canada.
Rosalie was raised on a farmin rural Italy by her mother and uncle. They die within months of each other when Rosalie is just fourteen, and her future is uncertain until she is rescued by her father. As Rosalie enters adulthood, it becomes clear that escaping Italy will not necessarily mean escaping her past.