Why Teachers Should Also Write

From: Alan Altany (altany@email.wcu.edu)
Date: 07/15/03

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    Hello:
     
    Here is an essay, "Why Teachers Should Also Write," for your
    consideration. And if the premise of the essay is valid, perhaps you
    will consider writing an article on teaching and learning for our
    ejournal, MountainRise (http://facctr.wcu.edu/mountainrise/about.html).
    So sayest MountainRise's editor who, oddly enough, is me.
     
    Alan
     
    P.S. I still hope some of you will write a 100-200 narrative for
    possible inclusion in The Teaching Quest, the (new) new faculty
    newsletter. What can you say after being at WCU for a year that would
    be helpful for the 2003-2004 group of new faculty? So far I have
    received one such statement and I would like to have the newsletter
    completed in early August. Can you give a few words of advice, wisdom,
    experience to the incoming newbies? Thanks.
     

    Alan Altany, Professor & Director
    Coulter Faculty Center
    Western Carolina University
    Cullowhee, NC 28723 (U.S.)
    Email: altany@email.wcu.edu <mailto:altany@email.wcu.eduFAX>
    FAX: 828.227.7340
    Web Site: http://facctr.wcu.edu <http://facctr.wcu.edu/>

     

     

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