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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Richard HaswellPublisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc Imprint: Praeger Publishers Inc Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.70cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.544kg ISBN: 9781567506181ISBN 10: 1567506186 Pages: 256 Publication Date: 30 May 2001 Recommended Age: From 7 to 17 years Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand  We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of Contents"Introduction: Why WSU by William Condon Program History: Three Narratives The Continuing Program: A Retrospective View by Richard Law Authoring an Exam: Adventuring into Large-scale Writing Assessment by Richard H. Haswell and Susan Wyche An Assessment Office within a Writing Center: The Butterfly Effect by Lisa Johnson-Shull and Susan Wyche Towards Outcomes The Two-Tier Rating System: The Need for On-Going Change by Richard H. Haswell The Obvious Placement: The Addition of Theory by Richard H. Haswell Exploring the Difficult Cases: In the Cracks of Writing Assessment by William Condon and Galen Leonhardy The Circle of Assessment and Instruction Writes of Passage: Conceptualizing the Relationship of Writing Center and Writing essessment Practices by Lisa Johnson-Shull and Diane Kelly-Riley Taking the ""Basic"" out of ""Basic Writing"" by Susan Wyche Value-Added Studies: Defending the Circle Richard H. Haswell Beyond Outcomes Students as Stakeholders: Maintaining a Responsive Assessment by Jennie Nelson and Diane Kelly-Riley Faculty Opinion and Experence: The Writing Portfolio by Fiona Glade, Diane Kelly-Riley, Susan McLeod, and William Condon Working with Administrators: A Dialogue on Dialogue by Richard H. Haswell and Susan McLeod Program Future: Eight Questions Whither? Some Questions, Some Answers References Appendices Authors Notes"Reviews... makes a compelling case for innovative practice, where the loop is closed between assessment and instruction. The story at WSU is one where a campus culture favorable to the development of writing ability grew in concert with the rational implementation of a program based on best practices in writing instruction. It is a story that deserves reading by the profession. -Issues in Writing ?...makes a compelling case for innovative practice, where the loop is closed between assessment and instruction. The story at WSU is one where a campus culture favorable to the development of writing ability grew in concert with the rational implementation of a program based on best practices in writing instruction. It is a story that deserves reading by the profession.?-Issues in Writing .,. makes a compelling case for innovative practice, where the loop is closed between assessment and instruction. The story at WSU is one where a campus culture favorable to the development of writing ability grew in concert with the rational implementation of a program based on best practices in writing instruction. It is a story that deserves reading by the profession. -Issues in Writing .,. makes a compelling case for innovative practice, where the loop is closed between assessment and instruction. The story at WSU is one where a campus culture favorable to the development of writing ability grew in concert with the rational implementation of a program based on best practices in writing instruction. It is a story that deserves reading by the profession. -Issues in Writing ?...makes a compelling case for innovative practice, where the loop is closed between assessment and instruction. The story at WSU is one where a campus culture favorable to the development of writing ability grew in concert with the rational implementation of a program based on best practices in writing instruction. It is a story that deserves reading by the profession.?-Issues in Writing ... makes a compelling case for innovative practice, where the loop is closed between assessment and instruction. The story at WSU is one where a campus culture favorable to the development of writing ability grew in concert with the rational implementation of a program based on best practices in writing instruction. It is a story that deserves reading by the profession. -Issues in Writing .,.""makes a compelling case for innovative practice, where the loop is closed between assessment and instruction. The story at WSU is one where a campus culture favorable to the development of writing ability grew in concert with the rational implementation of a program based on best practices in writing instruction. It is a story that deserves reading by the profession.""-Issues in Writing ?...makes a compelling case for innovative practice, where the loop is closed between assessment and instruction. The story at WSU is one where a campus culture favorable to the development of writing ability grew in concert with the rational implementation of a program based on best practices in writing instruction. It is a story that deserves reading by the profession.?-Issues in Writing ...""makes a compelling case for innovative practice, where the loop is closed between assessment and instruction. The story at WSU is one where a campus culture favorable to the development of writing ability grew in concert with the rational implementation of a program based on best practices in writing instruction. It is a story that deserves reading by the profession.""-Issues in Writing .,. makes a compelling case for innovative practice, where the loop is closed between assessment and instruction. The story at WSU is one where a campus culture favorable to the development of writing ability grew in concert with the rational implementation of a program based on best practices in writing instruction. It is a story that deserves reading by the profession. -Issues in Writing Author InformationRICHARD H. HASWELL is Haas Professor of English at Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi. He was Director of Composition at Washington State University from 1972 to 1982, and from 1993 to 1996 he directed the Washington State University Office of Writing Assessment. His previous books include Gaining Ground in College Writing: Tales of Development and Interpretation (1991), The HBJ Reader (1987), and with Min-Zhan Lu, Comp Tales: An Introduction to College Composition through its Stories (2000). 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