Category: Topic 3: Process
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Failures and Collaborations
Being able to collaborate efficiently with others is a very valuable skill to have because it will be needed as we continue to pursue our careers.
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Collaborative Failures
There’s art in our failure. Mistakes lead to creative risks and experimenting. Writing is an outlet for each of those.
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The Reality of School-Based Group Projects
Group projects have the potential to be successful, but realistically speaking, it is rare that a school-based group project is successful.
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Teamwork and Failures in Writing
Writing involves failures and collaboration, which can be difficult. Dealing with the fear of failure and frustration of working with others.
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Failure and Collaboration Is Not Awesome (But It Helps)
It’s one thing to work alone, it’s another to work with a group collaboratively. Also failing the writing process is annoying, but it helps.
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Working Collaboratively
Learning how to work collaboratively and doing it effectively in a group setting. Also learning the ways to do it properly.
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Failures Seen Through Collaboration
How can we best find our failures? Are they something to hide from or ignore? Or can they be the ice breaker to a discussion?
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Writing Collaborations
Collaborating on writing can be challenging. Through Ingalls, students can learn how to create goals, balance responsibility, and deal with tensions.
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The Art of the Witing Process
This blog discusses Berkenkotter’s “Decisions and Revisions: The Planning Strategies of a Publishing Write”, that discusses Murray’s writing process.
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Decisions and Revisions: The Planning Strategies of a Publishing Writer
Learn how many different professional writers process and organize different information as they create a strong, detailed well written paper