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Focus on writing

Your students can too write—and you can show them how

Tara Gray New Mexico State University
Pages 131-153 | Published online: 22 Aug 2006

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Cynthia S. Deale & Seung-Hyun Lee. (2022) Hospitality and Tourism Students’ Perceptions of Their Writing: A Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Case Study. Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Education 34:4, pages 262-277.
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Natalie Goulette, Andrew S. Denney, Kathrine Johnson & Matthew S. Crow. (2021) Modifying an Introduction to Criminal Justice Course to Be Writing-Intensive. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 32:4, pages 479-494.
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Stephanie Odom & Richard C. Helfers. (2016) Improving Criminal Justice Students’ Writing Outcomes Through Systematic Writing Instruction. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 27:4, pages 549-566.
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Julie Schroeder, Bonnie Grohe & Rene Pogue. (2008) The Impact of Criterion Writing Evaluation Technology on Criminal Justice Student Writing Skills. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 19:3, pages 432-445.
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HeatherL. Pfeifer & CarolineW. Ferree. (2006) Tired of “Reeding” Bad Papers? Teaching Research and Writing Skills to Criminal Justice Students* . Journal of Criminal Justice Education 17:1, pages 121-142.
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